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A reason it may show might be because they are very skinny or something is wrong with it. Maybe something happened to its back bone, if you dont hold its rear the back bone and or spine may break and if it was dislocated because of that it may show. if you have anymore questions just ask me because i have a guinea pig of my own and a very large manual and i would be glad to help you with other questions about your guinea pig!
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Why guinea pigs jump?
The same reason we jump.
Why are guinea pig mammals?
There is no reason other than that Guinea Pigs evolved to be mammals.
Do you have to kill Guinea Pigs if they scratch you?
No, there is no reason to kill a guinea pig for scratching someone.
Do guinea pigs get along with girbles?
no, guinea pigs could hurt the gerbils by accident (big size difference!)
Will guinea pigs get along with ferrets?
This depends on the personality of the guinea pig and the ferret, they could but they could not.
Are sea pigs invertebrates?
No, a guinea pig is not an invertebrate. The meaning of "invertabrate" is an animal that has NO backbone. Something like a leach or a tick is an example of an invertabrate.
Why do guinea pigs wine?
They could be hungry or thirsty
Why sailors are the reason for guinea pigs popularity?
The first people to keep guinea pigs as pets were sailor's. They brought them to Europe from south America. (Which was perhaps confused with Guinea, in Africa). These little animals were called guinea pigs because of the squeaking, pig-like noises they make.MJC
What is the real reason why guinea pigs got their name?
they sold for a guinea lol. they're native to south america.
Do guinea pigs need to walk like dogs?
Guinea pigs, like all animals, need exercise or their muscles will atrophe (go soft). This is the reason tanks for guinea pigs usually have a wheel that the little animals can run around in for exercise.
Is a pig a marsupial?
Yes a Guinea Pig is a mammal with a backbone, Making it a vertebrate.
Are guinea pigs a pig or?
No!!!!!!!They are actually part of the rodent family.
