3 to 4 weeks
no, only females can get pregnant.
Females can become pregnant 6-48 hours after giving birth, but it is not healthy for a female to be constantly pregnant. So you may want to remove the male right after the babies are born.
No female mammal, Guinea Pigs included, can get pregnant without a male. However, female Guinea pigs sometimes show unexpected pregnancy because of two simple factors: a) their sex can be difficult to determine when they are young, so it is not unusual that a young male is mistakenly homed with females (or vice versa), and b) they are fertile from a very young age. It is not unusual that the litter is separated into females and males too late.
Yes! And this is a major cause of death for many Guinea pigs.They may get pregnant straight after the birth and this will cause too much stress for her.That is why males are separated from females when they are pregnant.So,you should separate male Guinea pig when you are sure that your female Guinea pig is pregnant.
No
a guinea pig can not get pregnant without a male.
you could, but it could be messy. messy as in destruction of tiny little guinea pig bodies. blood everywhere and screams of terror and excruciating pain. but, yes, you can have the male in there.
Male Guinea Pigs (Nor Females) do NOT eat the babies, however, the Males should be removed from the cage just before birth because the Mother can become pregnant again within hours of delivery, and this is dangerous to her.
Yes, but make sure when the baby grows up you separate them if you do not want babies if the baby guinea pig is a male. At about 3 to 4 months. not a male baby older then 4 weeks....yes at 4 weeks a male baby can get females pregnant .... even if it is the mother or sisters ,, ^^ The brother can't get the sister pregnant - I've read it in books before. ^^
This happens often that you get a guinea pig from a pet store or neighbor that is already pregnant. Both females must have become pregnant from two different male guinea pigs or the same male. I would call that pet store or owner to complain about this, as unless you actually have no problem with buying a pregnant sow, the owner should be notified to keep his guinea pigs separate to prevent this from happening. The only good thing to come out of this is that you got more guinea pigs than you paid for.
No, guinea pigs need a male around in order to mate. What probably happened is your guinea pig was pregnant when you bought it. This is quite common since guinea pigs are hard to sex when they are young but can however, reproduce at a very young age.
Keep them with a male guinea pig. Be careful because sometime the male with harrass the female.