After the guinea pig goes into labor, she should not be touched, and for seven days after she has her babies, neither her or the babies should be handled at all except for if the food dish or water bottle are empty.
Note: make sure the father isn't near the mother when she has her babies. The father may try to hurt the babies or the mother.
If a guinea pig far through its pregnancy and its handled to much it ma damge the babies and or the mom
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You can quietly watch your guinea pig while she is in labor to make sure nothing bad happens, like trouble taking of the "sac" of the face or elongated time of birthing and ONLY intervene at that time. Your guinea pig should not have any problems birthing though.- mother of pregnant guinea pig
Yes, she may get excited and that may cause complications with her birth
Guinea pigs can sometimes die after labor due to complications during childbirth, such as difficulty delivering the babies or internal bleeding. It may also be related to underlying health issues or inadequate care during the birthing process. Prompt veterinary care is crucial in such situations.
There is no scientific evidence to suggest that parsley induces labor in guinea pigs. If your guinea pig is pregnant and you are concerned about the labor process, it is best to consult a veterinarian for proper guidance and care.
It is spelled "guinea pig". You got it right! :)
I don't have a guinea pig.
guinea pig
A Guinea Pig..
Guinea pig's parents:)
Yes, guinea pigs are live born. Usually you don't have to interfere with guinea pig labor too much it usually just stresses the mother out so unless there is something super wrong you really don't have to interfere.