It sounds like a cats purr! its great to hear guinea pigs purr, it meens they love you. please do not confuse it with growling. . . guinea pigs will not growl. Hope this helped i hope your guinea pigs purring for you. i have 2 that purr non stop! one purrs if i pet it, and the other purrs if it has food and i stroke him.
kind of like a 'oooOOOing' soung like a monkey at first ...... then its more hoarse they kind of rumble when they do it...
that's purrrrrrrrficly fine.shes purring as a sign of affection.
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!
When it sounds like purring it is usually a dominance thing, but you may want to check the gender of your pig.it could be this but it could also mean that they are just interacting with each other
I have a guniea pig... When he makes those noises he is happy.. Its like a happy shivering.. when he gets angry he chatters his teeth.. then again all guniea's are different and you cant really tell what he does.. I have read in many sites and books that the purring noise and shivering means one of 2 things, 1 its horny or 2 its angry, either that or he is just cold so he shivers. But if he was happy he would make a high pitch squeak squeak sound. Wow guinea pigs do not shake when they ae horny they are never hory ive researched guinea pigs shake when they feel safe or is happy rub it lower bac and it will make purring shakin noises I have a guinea pig, and whenever he makes those noises, he is happy. I have read that on so many websites, and I have been told by so many people that that's what it means. They do have a sensitive spot on your back, and when you hit it while brushing or petting too hard, they will squeal. this normally means the guinea pigs happy and realaxed
Piggies make a variety of sounds. The most common are 'mutters' which sound just like the piggy is talking to itself quietly....no one really knows why they do this but it's normal. They will also squeak, both quietly (just to complain, if their mates are bothering them, or if you do something they don't like), and they will squeal really, really loudly, this serves almost entirely to get YOUR attention (if they're hungry, thirsty, lonely). They will also make a low 'purring' sound, which seems to be a sign of relaxation, or contentment, such as when they are being pet, or just happy. a squek
that's purrrrrrrrficly fine.shes purring as a sign of affection.
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!
When it sounds like purring it is usually a dominance thing, but you may want to check the gender of your pig.it could be this but it could also mean that they are just interacting with each other
I have a guniea pig... When he makes those noises he is happy.. Its like a happy shivering.. when he gets angry he chatters his teeth.. then again all guniea's are different and you cant really tell what he does.. I have read in many sites and books that the purring noise and shivering means one of 2 things, 1 its horny or 2 its angry, either that or he is just cold so he shivers. But if he was happy he would make a high pitch squeak squeak sound. Wow guinea pigs do not shake when they ae horny they are never hory ive researched guinea pigs shake when they feel safe or is happy rub it lower bac and it will make purring shakin noises I have a guinea pig, and whenever he makes those noises, he is happy. I have read that on so many websites, and I have been told by so many people that that's what it means. They do have a sensitive spot on your back, and when you hit it while brushing or petting too hard, they will squeal. this normally means the guinea pigs happy and realaxed
Piggies make a variety of sounds. The most common are 'mutters' which sound just like the piggy is talking to itself quietly....no one really knows why they do this but it's normal. They will also squeak, both quietly (just to complain, if their mates are bothering them, or if you do something they don't like), and they will squeal really, really loudly, this serves almost entirely to get YOUR attention (if they're hungry, thirsty, lonely). They will also make a low 'purring' sound, which seems to be a sign of relaxation, or contentment, such as when they are being pet, or just happy. a squek
They like being petted on the back.
Guinea pigs make noises to show their feelings like fear or exitment.
Actually, guinea pigs have a wide range of what are called "vocalizations." They cannot talk like humans, but they can use various noises to make you aware of their emotional state. The squeak, which also sounds like a high-pitched squeal, can demonstrate excitement-- you might hear it when the guinea pig thinks it's about to be fed or is ready to play; but if it's very sharp, sudden, and high-pitched, it may mean your guinea pig is afraid or upset. Other common sounds are purring-- if it's a deep sound like a cat, it can signify happiness or contentment; a shorter and higher-pitched purr shows nervousness. A hissing sound represents anger, especially if the guinea pig is also showing its teeth. There is also a chirping sound some guinea pigs make, but scientists are not entirely certain what it represents-- possibly sadness, or uncertainty.
If its teeth are chattering, it is saying "Back off". If it sounds like it is purring, it is happy.
If by chills you mean it vibrates when you pet it that's a good thing it's like purring
When you are petting your guinea pig, and it makes a noise, that's called purring (like cats but a lower volume) and then their body vibrates, that means it's content with however you are petting them.I have a guinea pig named Chelsea (just got her today) and she does this every time I hold her. It's adorable!It is like purring which is actually a strong vibration of their heart because it beats faster than ours does.
Most guinea-pigs like to be gently scratched on the back of their necks - this often elicts 'purring' from them. They also like to be stroked along their backs, but again, not too hard as it can hurt them.