Guinea pigs are a very vocal pet. They make sounds to let you know how they are feeling. They communicate with sounds, and let you know what they want.
All Guinea pigs make meeping/purring sounds. I have two girls and two boy guineas (in separate hutches) and you can hear the boys talking to the girls and vica versa
The noises that pigs make are their method of communication with one another and with humans. They make the noises with their voice boxes, and scientists believe they have a large number of different sounds they are able to make.
If its teeth are chattering, it is saying "Back off". If it sounds like it is purring, it is happy.
Yes. Guinea pigs make all sorts of sounds. Sometimes when you feed them their favorite veggie they will make a sound that sounds alot like a cat purring. Some guinea pigs will also do this when they are being petted. This sound means they are happy. They also make a similar sound with they are displaying to a mate or before they fight. This is called rumblestruting, so make sure you don't get the two confused!
Guinea pigs make strange sounds... Sort of like unhappy squeaking mixed with a screech.
Guinea pigs are a very vocal pet. They make sounds to let you know how they are feeling. They communicate with sounds, and let you know what they want.
she sweeks and hoots
All Guinea pigs make meeping/purring sounds. I have two girls and two boy guineas (in separate hutches) and you can hear the boys talking to the girls and vica versa
The noises that pigs make are their method of communication with one another and with humans. They make the noises with their voice boxes, and scientists believe they have a large number of different sounds they are able to make.
The website linked below has recordings of the sounds guinea pigs make and tells what emotion each sound is expressing.
If it randomly starts making loud sounds and there is no reason why - it is hurt, scared ect. - then there is probably something wrong.
If its teeth are chattering, it is saying "Back off". If it sounds like it is purring, it is happy.
Yes. Guinea pigs make all sorts of sounds. Sometimes when you feed them their favorite veggie they will make a sound that sounds alot like a cat purring. Some guinea pigs will also do this when they are being petted. This sound means they are happy. They also make a similar sound with they are displaying to a mate or before they fight. This is called rumblestruting, so make sure you don't get the two confused!
Only when hungry, anticipating food, communication, or for some other reason, they make an audible noise that sounds like a "Week!"
A squeal is a high-pitched abrasive sound. The word is used to describe the high-pitched sounds pigs and children make. It can also be used for mechanical sounds, such as the sound of rubber tires trying to get traction, or high-pitched engine sounds.
Pitch, frequency.