guinea pigs are not born blind. they have to be very independent to get away from their predetors within a week
Guinea pigs have babies quite often. Gestation in guinea pigs is somewhere between 63-70 days long. If there is a male in with her when she gives birth, then right after the last one is born.
guinea pigs live 4 to 7 years.
Well, there isn't one main cross. Two guinea pigs I had (one was short haired and the other one was long haired) gave birth to three guinea pigs. Two were short haired and the other was long haired. Hope I helped!
Guinea pigs have been around for thousands of years! Pet guinea pigs have been dated back to the 17th Centry even! Seems like ancient humans liked guinea pigs too!
Guine pigs can be handled from birth although they are very scatty so you should use extreme caution. Young guinea pigs are not known for biting so can be handled the same way as adult guinea pigs
No. if they were guinea pigs that don't fight with each other than the non-blind one might help the blind one get around, eat and live a normal life.
9 to 10 weeks.
no
No, guinea pigs are mammals and give live birth.
it all depends on the breed and colourings. if it is an albino it most likely to be blind.Second AnswerNo. Blindness probably occurs with the same rarity in guinea pigs as it does with other creatures in the animal world. Also, albino guinea pigs don't necessarily suffer blindness any more often than non-albinos.
They can be weaned in 4 to 6 weeks after birth.
Just like humans, guinea pigs vary in size :)
Guinea pigs have babies quite often. Gestation in guinea pigs is somewhere between 63-70 days long. If there is a male in with her when she gives birth, then right after the last one is born.
guinea pigs live 4 to 7 years.
guinea pigs with long hair. they needed to be brushed every day
guinea pigs live 4 to 7 years.
Unfortunately, female guinea pigs are sexually mature about 24 hours after birth. That is why you shouldn't have the male present at the birth. He can trample the babies in his eagerness to mate with their mother. It is also not recommended to back to back breed guinea pigs, since it is cruelty to the mother.