It takes about 5-30 minutes for a mother to give birth to her baby(s). If it takes longer than that you have to get some help or go to the vet because if you don't the female guinea pig could die. Or the baby would have problems with it brain. (It just depends were it got stuck. If its halfway out it coming all the way out so don't worry about that. It could take 15 minutes for each guinea pig to come out if it is halfway out. It will take 5-30 minutes for all the guinea pigs. (Depending on how many guinea pig babies she has)
Yes, a veterinarian can perform an ultrasound or X-ray to confirm if a female guinea pig is pregnant. It is not possible to accurately diagnose pregnancy in guinea pigs through physical examination alone.
Guinea pigs are pregnant for about 4. Many people think that they are pregnant for 2 months, but that is wrong.For more info, go to http://www.cavyspirit.com It is a really cool site.GUINEA PIGS are actually pregnant for 69-72 days to be precise :L
Not unless it is the father, take out the father 2 weeks before birth as the mother can become pregnant 2 hours after birth, this is fatal to the baby's and mother, the father may kill the baby's if left in same cage after birth. thank you hope i helped
Gestation of Guinea PigA guinea pigs gestation period is 63 - 72 days, which is 9 - 10 weeks.I'm not 100% sure but I think its about 58-65 days, but it varys.
it depends if you want them pregnant, if you want babies, put the male and famale together for about a day, that should do it. If you don't want them pregnant, and you only put the male and female together every once in a while, it depends for how long you leave them together. Just some extra info: to know if your female is pregnant, wait for about a month and a half. If she starts getting unusually fat (large belly, small head), she is most likely pregnant. take the male out if he's not out all ready. when the babies are born, if the male is still in the cage with the female, the male could distract the female away ROM consentrating on the new born babies and some could die. When my female had babies, the male was still in the cage, 2 of the 4 babies died.
6 weeks
it depends on how long she was pregnant so there for well just see
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.
yes! its very important to remove them if you think she is pregnant, or already is. he could cause her to much stress, and may attack her. also when the babies are old enough to not have milk from mamma (depending on the baby, but ushually 3 weeks) separate boys from girls.
No, they wont harm the babies.
Dogs don't have babies. People have babies, dogs have puppies.
Yes,because the boar may cause stress to the weaker pregnant Guinea Pig.Also,as soon as she give birth to young ones,she may get again pregnant due to this boar and it will cause serious problems in the health of the female Guinea Pig.Another problem is that the male Guinea Pig may go up on the or accidentally kick the babies and it may lead to death among baby Guinea Pigs.
im not sure how long it been but if they have died it can kill your g-pig very quickly so you should probably go see a vet, if its started acting sluggish and sick take it to a vet immediatly
If you are sure she is pregnant, take dad out and make a nest for babies. Having dad in the cage can cause extra stress for mama and babies.
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!!!
A guinea pig can have a litter up to 5 babies. The babies usually arrive at spring and guinea pigs can get babies every year. You can't really know how many babies your guinea pig is expecting. But if you visit a vet I'm sure they can help you and give good advice on how to take care of a litter. Make sure you give your piggy lots of veggies and hay!!
Yes, a veterinarian can perform an ultrasound or X-ray to confirm if a female guinea pig is pregnant. It is not possible to accurately diagnose pregnancy in guinea pigs through physical examination alone.