its hard to tell until it is time to give birth. there may be still birth or she may be having trouble, if you think there is something wrong with the pregnancy go talk to a vet.
A guinea pig can have a litter up to 5 babies. The babies usually arrive at spring and guinea pigs can get babies every year. You can't really know how many babies your guinea pig is expecting. But if you visit a vet I'm sure they can help you and give good advice on how to take care of a litter. Make sure you give your piggy lots of veggies and hay!!
Guinea pigs, most likely have their babies during the night. I know that when I had my pregnant guinea pig, I kept her in my room until she had babies. She woke me in the middle of the night with her sounds while giving birth.
no I am assuming that it's your baby that is bouncing around and you wanna know if that could cause his constipation problems any exercise is good for your babies tummy
I had guinea pigs when I was little. two females, one was pregnant but we didn't know when we got her. she and the other one killed the babies when they were born.
The size. A baby guinea pig will be very small. When they are born, they have all their fur, eyes open, teeth and ready to run.
Their pelvic area will be separated just a week before they give birth.
You can know that your hamster is pregnant when It's tummy is big and that she bites or makes a sound when you touch her tummy. I know that because my hamster ChowChow had a baby. You know when its coming out when she breaths fast.(when it comes out do not touch it or make a big sound or...It will eat her babies!) Im not telling a lie. And don't look at it.
Gently squeeze the lower tummy and if something "pops out", it is male, if not, it is female. If you do not feel confident doing this, ask someone in a vet or pet shop.
no, unlike hamsters guinea pigs will happily let you touch or handle her babies, if the babies do not get distressed and you are very quiet you can hold them. you can even put another older female in with the mother and the female will help out and the mother can rest. if you give them some soft vegetables or bread and milk the babies will even take a nibble sometimes, they are very well developed. i know i used to breed guinea pigs
Probably. But do not breed the guinea pig unless you already have stable new homes for the babies, or know that you will be taking care of the babies, and don't give them to a shelter. There are so many abandoned guinea pigs; the world doesn't need more. If you know people looking for a guinea pig, instead of breeding, suggest they look at an adoption center or shelter.
Guinea pigs usually don't nest. Until you are a very experienced breeder and know exactly what to look for, most guinea pigs have their babies and you find out about it later. Even with experience some are very good at hiding the signs of impending birth from their owners.
I don't know about hamsters, but i've had two guinea pigs that have had diarrhoea and both have died from it.