Crusty eyes (a sign of a bacterial infection)
Bulging eyes (infection, injury, or tooth root problem)
Sunken eyes (may be a sign of dehydration)
Cloudy eyes (treat eye injuries promptly to prevent eye loss)
NOTE: Some guinea pigs develop a condition called "pea eye" in which the white conjunctiva is visible. Seek treatment if there is tearing, crustiness or redness (inflammation).
this isn't random and yes most guinea pigs actually do this...they do it as a sign of affection towards each other and to clean any watery build up on the eyes
No, guinea pigs are born with fur, and their eyes open
guinea pigs are definatley amazing through my eyes.... but it depends on the person
they are born with their eyes open, fur, and they can walk around.
usually when a guinea pig dies its eyes are open, but if it died sleeping then its eyes should be closed.
Yes
No they shouldn't because it will mess the guinea pigs eyes!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
yes
It's normal for some guinea pigs to have a red tint or red eyes. My male guinea pig is not albino, his eyes are brown but they have a red tint or in a certain lighting their red. But I see a lot of non-albino guinea pigs with red eyes, its normal.
Onions make guinea pigs eyes sting too, just like it makes ours. The guinea pig is simply keeping its eyes from the sting of the onion.
Yes.
They open there eyes once born . Good luck