A baby male guinea pig is capable of breeding when he is around 3 weeks of age or 400g in weight which ever comes sooner. He will start to rumble and may attempt to mount his mother or siblings at this stage it is very important her is seperated and kept with his male siblings or if he is an only boy an older guinea pig male for company.
Give it to a vet and let them take care of it.
6-8 weeks :)
Guinea Pig give birth to many baby Guinea pigs at one pregnancy.In average,they give birth to 4 Guinea Piglets.So,it will be difficult to care so much babies.And these babies may mate each other and again give birth to so many piglets.But its your option to choose! Also,most of the female Guinea Pigs die when they are pregnant and the pregnancy stage is critical in female Guinea pigs.
Your guinea pig is much too young. Guinea pigs become fertile after about 4 weeks, but it's safest for the mother (and her babies) not to be breed before at least 6 months. The best thing you can do is get her checked in with the vet, and ensure she's alone in the cage with fresh bedding and plenty of food and water. Good luck with her.
If a pregnant guinea pig is in distress and bleeding, it is best to seek immediate veterinary care. It's not advisable to try to deliver the baby yourself without proper knowledge and experience, as it can be risky for both the mother and the babies. A vet can provide the necessary assistance and ensure the safety of the mother and her offspring.
No, mother guinea pigs do not eat their babies after weaning. In fact, they continue to care for and protect their young until they are old enough to fend for themselves.
they care for them for about 2 years and then leaves them
you don't deliver the guinea pig babies. let the mother do her job. let nature take it's course. but i must warn you not to touch the guinea pig babies because the mother might not take care of them.
You need to keep any males out of the same cage that a pregnant female is in. You can keep other females with the pregnant one. If you think you may have a problem with the pregnant one, you can cage her by herself.
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It depends on the size of the cage.Some cages are cheaper when they come in a guinea pig care supplies kit.My cage for my guinea pig was $50.But, then again,it was originally meant for two guinea pigs.
You take care of them like taking care of your pregnant wife exept more often. (but take care of it like an animal, not a woman) Leave it alone, but put it in a barn an let it rest an once its gonna give birth help it!!!