I would not recommend giving a guinea pig any younger than 3 months a bath.
I think not all guinea pig have big ears, guinea pigs do have big ears when they are about a week old and it stays like that when they get older..
A guinea pig is only a baby, for about 3 months. They become sexually mature around 3 weeks, but they start to grow, and by 3 months are almost full size.
No, mother guinea pigs do not eat their babies after weaning. In fact, they continue to care for and protect their young until they are old enough to fend for themselves.
if it's on it's own it's proberbly best not to leave it on it's own alone unless you have to due to school or work. There usually ok for a while if there is two or more to keep each other company
It is ideal to wait until baby guinea pigs are 2-3 days old before handling them to allow them to bond with their mother and get used to their environment. Guinea pigs are delicate when they are young, so handling them too soon can cause stress and potentially harm them. Always remember to handle young guinea pigs gently and supervise any interactions with them.
just take him to a vet
it has to be about 3-4 months old Be very careful that the bath water isn't too deep. Guinea pigs aren't comfortable swimming, and the location of their mouth and nostrils mean they can easily get water in their lungs.
Yes, but it would be a bad idea.
Liquidized food. take it to the vet too. I got my guinea pigs at 4 weeks old, and they had teeth....
NO! certainly not. you have to wait at least 6 weeks before they can be separated from their mother.
If it is a 2 week old gerbil, than its still a baby. I would say one should not be put in a sand bath until about 6-7 weeks, when they're more mature.
The question that you asked is listed in the HAMSTERS category, and hamsters don't need baths.
2 months.
she may be mute, or theyre shy, or they have nothing to make a noise asbout
Kidney stones
no
If you are really good at it, you should be able to tell a baby guinea pig's sex when they are about one week old. If vou don't have much experience sexing guinea pigs, you might have to wait until they are four to six weeks old. During this time, the sex will become more apparent.