Oh yes you can. Guinea pigs can breed at a very early age. Your pet can handle being a parent at its age.
I'm Charlotte and I'm editing the answer above because who ever wrote it doesn't have a clue about the right answer. (no offence).
if you breed a guinea pig over 6 months old her pelvis bones would have welded together and her and her babies could die unless a vet get to them very quickly.
the age to breed a guinea pig is between 4-6 months.
no sooner no later.
and that's the correct answer.
from Charlotte
your female guinea pig should at least be 3 to 4 months and no after 12 months and maybe after 12 months depending if her bones have fused upand the male guinea pig should at least be 3 or 4 months or whenever the male takes interest in the other sex
Yes, I would say that eight weeks is a bit too young to start breeding your guinea pig. I would suggest waiting until your guinea pig is about four months old to start the breeding process. Otherwise, if you start breeding your guinea pig too early, there are multiple complications that could arrise that might affect the health of the mother of fetus(s).
You can't breed it if there is not another animal for it to breed with.
Well, females become mature at 4 weeks old, BUT THIS IS NOT A SAFE TIME TO BREED! You should probably breed it at, at least 4 to 5 months. If you breed it at 8 to 10 months than it can kill mother and babies, because the pelvic bones begin to fuse
i have a guinea pig and i will say 11 months old the guinea pig will turn fluffy
no because a female guinea pig needs to be more than 6 months to fall pregnant Yes, the female guinea pig can become pregnant at 2 months so it is possible.
No. They are able to breed around 9 months of age I believe, but you really should wait longer.
I don't understand. A guinea pig cannot mate (successfully) until it is 7 month old.
A male guinea pig can impregnate a female when it's only two months old. It should be separated from its mother and sisters by six weeks.
the oldest guinea pig lived in australia rogerdoing it was 14 years old,10.5 months
Yes,never breed a guinea pig (female)for the first time if she is over 7 months old.If you do her pelvic bones won't open and both she and the babies will die unless you take her to the vet for a c-section.Also don't breed a (female) guinea pig after she is 3 years old.She is too old at that age to be caring for babies.
I would suggest 5 months to a year so they have matured and are ready.