i personally think that if you are a female than a female guinea pig will bond with you better and if you are a male than a male guinea will bond easier i keep both males and females .. guinea pigs are great pets
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
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Seperate them if you don't want them to mate.If you leave them in the cage together, they will mate.At local pet stores Pets Barn, Pet Co. , etc. there are free packets with information on them, they are on shelves with other packets of information on other animals.
Well, of course it has alot to do with personal opinion, but I prefer guinea pigs over gerbils, especially as pets to smaller children because guinea pigs are personable and friendly and need attention, and they are also large enough to cuddle, whereas gerbils are smaller and harder for kids to hug, and also not as friendly - they don't need attention as much and in my opinion aren't the best pets if you're looking for a pet that can also be your friend. I had guinea pigs for 5 1/2 years and enjoyed every minute of it! Guinea Pigs also live longer than gerbils.
To mate guinea pigs...1) the female HAS to be younger than ONE year of age2)you need to let the female get to know the male because the male (if dominant) will just go for it staight away!3)When th mother is pregnant you might want to take her to the vet once or twice just incase the is a problem with the mother (this may threaten her SUVIVAL)
Male ones are better as there more friendlier.. however you can also cheak on google. =]
female because they do most of the workfemale are fiesty ones
1. go to local pet sore 2. go to or ask where the guinea pigs are 3. ***there should be two cages of guinea pis, female and male ***some pet stores only Carrie one type of gender to avoid accidental litters
Gently squeeze the lower tummy and if something "pops out", it is male, if not, it is female. If you do not feel confident doing this, ask someone in a vet or pet shop.
His pet tortoise is a male.
Yes, though make sure your pet doesn't have any illness that could infect other guinea pigs. Even putting a male with a female or vice versa could be a problem, as the female could come into heat and the male will mate with her, which you may not want.
Most Pet Smarts only sell female guinea pigs.
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
a guinea pig. but if u get 2 males they will fight. if u get a male and a female they may not like each otheer.
If you want to breed your Guinea pigs,you don't want to move male Guinea pig.They quickly increases their population,so most pet owners separate males from females.Their pregnancy last for about two months and have about 3 to 4 babies. Male Guinea pigs must be separated from pregnant Guinea pig because he may cause too much stress for her and she can become pregnant again as soon as she gave birth.You should also separate male Guinea pigs from baby Guinea pigs.
Well if the male is unaltered than he may of gotten the female pregnant which explains why she's extra hungry. You should take them to a vet and check if shes pregnant or if theres something wrong with the male.
At a local pet store, or, a much better option, at a guinea pig rescue.