Guinea Pigs

It depends on what sort of pony it is...

e.g a cart pony, a jumping pony, a young pony, an old pony etc.

At the moment we are possibly buying a miniature pony for $550. That is a good price for a young miniature (well, I think so)! So in the end it really depends on what you are looking for.

Some do and some do not, on average they do not really eat any more than a cow or horse would. Pigs have a higher ability to convert feedstuffs into meat, therefore they do not need to consume a lot of feed.

A happy guinea pig will exhibit behavior such as popcorning (jumping up and down), purring, and squeaking. They will also have a bright and alert expression, be vocal and sociable, and have a healthy appetite. It's essential to provide a comfortable and enriched environment for them to thrive and show their happiness.

No, two smooth coat guinea pigs will not produce a rough coat guinea pig. Coat type in guinea pigs is determined by genetics, so if the parents both have smooth coats, their offspring will also have smooth coats.

Young guinea pigs are usually weaned and separated from the parents at around 3 weeks of age to avoid potential conflicts with the father. It's recommended to keep them separated to prevent any aggressive behavior from the dad towards the babies.

Mop guinea pigs are not a separate breed but rather a descriptive term for long-haired guinea pigs with flowing coats. To get a mop guinea pig, look for guinea pigs with long, silky fur at reputable breeders or rescue shelters. Remember that grooming and maintenance for long-haired guinea pigs may require more attention.

It is not recommended to eat a pig's eye as it may pose health risks due to the presence of bacteria and parasites. If consumed raw or undercooked, it can lead to infections or other health issues. It's best to avoid eating pig's eyes and opt for safer and healthier food choices.

The average lifespan for a guinea pig is about 5 years, however there have been guinea pigs who have made it to the age of 13. Therefore, how long your guinea pig will last can vary quite a bit; from only 4 years to their teens.

You are correct but I heard from the vet that a Guinea Pig can last for at least 8 years if you take really good care of them.

Guinea pigs do not intentionally lie in the way humans do. They may exhibit behaviors that seem deceptive, such as hiding illness or seeking attention through specific actions, but these are instinctual or natural responses rather than deliberate lies.

No, guinea pigs cannot eat hamster or gerbil food, because they're not hamsters or gerbils. Guinea pigs can eat guinea pig food that doesn't contain any seeds, nuts, grains, milk or coloured bits.

No, guinea pigs should not consume alcohol. Their small size and delicate digestive systems make them extremely sensitive to its effects, which can be potentially life-threatening. It is important to keep all alcoholic beverages away from pets.

Crested guinea pigs typically live around 4-8 years, although some may live longer with proper care and a healthy diet. It is important to provide them with a spacious environment, fresh food, clean water, and regular veterinary check-ups to help ensure a longer lifespan.

First of all, guinea pigs don't have fur, they have hair. That is why they are used for testing cosmetics and hair products. As a guinea pigs ages, it's hair probably gets just a little lighter or darker. But that is only true with colored guinea pigs, not albinos.

Probably a collquial term meaning that the person is fond of, or has a great interest in, a pig or a pig product.

What I'm Big on the Pig mean? You see it on Shirt everywhere- It's that you are a fan of "Piggy Wiggle" Grocery Stores. That what on the back or front of shirts- "Iam Big on the PIG"

Guinea pigs are known to make loud squeaks when they feel startled or scared. It's possible that your guinea pig had a bad dream or was spooked by something in her environment. As long as she stopped squeaking when you comforted her, she is likely fine. Keep an eye on her behavior for any signs of distress or illness just to be safe.

Guinea pigs generally don't like water, so you shouldn't make them swim. Never put a guinea pig in water that is too deep (ie the pig can't stand in it). Be very careful not to get any water in the pig's ears. It's not necessary to bathe young guinea pigs. If you neeed to bathe them for some reason, wait until they're at least 6 months old.the person who has writen that answer is very smart. I'm a guinea pig expert and I totally agree with his or her answer. it is sensible and remember they can swim but they don't like to so don 't try it at home!

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to potty tarin guinea pigs as babys if they strat to go to the wash rooms pick them up scold them by giving them a tap on theire nose and put them in the litter box or wherever else you would like them to go them when they are finished reward it with a treat plus lease put a litter box inside and outside of the cage

Generally, a female guinea pig can become pregnant after just one mating session with a male guinea pig. The mating process is usually quick, but the male may attempt to mate multiple times to ensure successful fertilization. It's important to monitor the female for signs of pregnancy and consult with a veterinarian for proper care.

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It is spelled "guinea pig". You got it right! :)

there is a few things that it could be but i would say that it is probably a gland that all guinea pigs have on their rump. It generally tends to show up more in white or very pale coloured Guinea's is nothing to worry about unless you notice any seeping or oozing coming from the gland in which case it will need to be treated by a vet. I have found with my guineas that a bath every 2-3 months and cutting the hair around the gland tends to make it look nicer. x

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Guinea pigs do not have sweat glands on their bodies, including their butts. They regulate their body temperature through behaviors like grooming, finding shade, and spreading out to cool down.

until they become a possom

Mice usually play dead when it feels threatened and they do it until the threat passes. However, this is very rare as mice tend to run away when they sense danger nearby.