If it's teeth clicking you hear, he is very mad and ready to bite you. They usually only make this sound as a warning that they are feeling threatened. Remove the threat, and pet him until he is calm.
Well, they make noises because that's their way of comunicating with you and other guinea pigs. You need to make noise to comunicate too don't you? well that's why. if your guinea pig is annoyed with you all of the time, maybe its because you don't listen to it.
Guinea pigs sqeek very loudly (which is known as weeking) when they are hungry or want to be played with. But mainly when they are hungry. They make soft sqeeking noises when they are happy or communicating with other guinea pigs. They make purr sounds when they are extremely happy such as when they are petted just right, cage freshly cleaned or having fun with other piggies. Hope this helps! If your guinea pig is continuously squeaking very loudly and wont stop you might wanna make sure he is not in pain.
Guinea pigs can squeak for all sorts of different reasons. there are also different squeaks.
guinea pigs squeak because there favorite human is in the room
Guinea Pigs will often chase each other to show an amount of affection... they will also go into heat and attempt to flirt with each other around 3-6 months of age...
Guinea Pigs squeak to express their feelings, mood, and to communicate with other guineapigs.
They have instincts just like us humans and they are animals
Because the Guinea Pig is happy.
guinea pigs squeak when your holding them and there are no other guinea pigs in the house because they get lonely and even a bit scared so they squeak trying to get comfort or even just to talk.
Because either the Guinea pigs want food, water, or just simply want to be played with.
Depends on the squeak. Like humans, guinea pigs have different "tones" So there is the "feed me I'm starving"squeek, which is the most common. Then there is the fearful squeak which is kind of low and panicky sounding. Then there is the "growl" which a pig produces either when approached by an unfamiliar pig or if there is a noise (usually metallic) that they do not like
Me and my sister have guinea pigs and they eat chives. Guinea pigs eat lots of things, so you don't need to worry to much.
yes you can. some guinea pigs do not like orange peels though so it depends what your guinea pig chooses but they will not get sick of it.
guinea pigs squeak when your holding them and there are no other guinea pigs in the house because they get lonely and even a bit scared so they squeak trying to get comfort or even just to talk.
Guinea pigs are so so so so so much better than rats.
guinea pigs are no way extinct not even close so there is a lot of guinea pigs on the planet
Guinea Pigs have so much predators because they are easy to catch and delicious as well.
No - they are herbivores and won't eat so much as a fly.
Because either the Guinea pigs want food, water, or just simply want to be played with.
Until it is not interested from drinking its mother's milk so that when you can sale them or you also when they to not cry or squeak for it mother when they are awya from them .
Depends on the squeak. Like humans, guinea pigs have different "tones" So there is the "feed me I'm starving"squeek, which is the most common. Then there is the fearful squeak which is kind of low and panicky sounding. Then there is the "growl" which a pig produces either when approached by an unfamiliar pig or if there is a noise (usually metallic) that they do not like
No guinea pigs are not reptilian. Guinea pigs are mammals.
Well my Vet said that it is their way of talking. So I am pretty sure that it is their way of trying to communicate with us. And by the way this is how you spell squeak. Hope that this helps! :)
no Guinea pigs are domesticated and easy to breed so their is no threat of extinction
Following is the reason that guinea pigs cost as much as they do: Guinea pigs are worth whatever people are willing to pay for them. So, the price of guinea pigs, set at a pet store, is the maximum amount that the store believes, people are willing to pay for them. This is the most common way that price, in a free market, is set.