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What is a baby guniea pig called?
a baby guinea pig is known as a Pup. (though never a puppy)
What are the mother father and and baby pigs called?
A unaltered male pig is called a boar, an altered male pig is a barrow. A female pig that has not given birth is called a gilt and a female pig that has given birth is called a sow. Baby pigs are piglets collectively.
What is the name of a young pig?
a young or new-born pig is called a piglet.
What is guinea pig litter?
Male Guinea Pigs are called Boars, female Guinea Pigs are called Sows, and babby Guinea Pigs are called Pups. A group of Guinea Pigs is called a Herd. :)
Is cavey another word for a guinea pig?
yes, guinea pigs are called caveys.
What is a male guinea called?
A male Guinea Pig is called a boar.Females are called sows.Boars.The term for a male guinea pig is a boar.
What is a baby guniea pig called?
a baby guinea pig is known as a Pup. (though never a puppy)
How long before a new born baby guinea pig can mate?
The earliest a guinea pig can mate is at the age of 6-8 weeks.
What can you give an old guinea-pig for company?
A new guinea pig?
How big is a new born guinea pig?
Usually about 3 inches.
Are guinea pigs a pig or not?
yes, otherwise they would not be called guinea 'pig'
What is the difference between smooth fur and curly hair on a guinea pig?
A smooth haired guinea pig is called an abyssian and the curls on the guinea pig are called rosettes.
What is a single colored or marked guinea pig called?
A single coloured guinea pig is called a self. (a guinea pig that is all black, white brown,etc)
What is the name of a male guinea pig called?
A male guinea pig is referred to as a Boar.
What do you call a desexed guinea pig?
A male desexed Guinea Pig is called "Neutered", and a female desexed Guinea Pig is known as "Spayed".
What is the name of male guinea pig?
I think a male guinea pig is called a boar. You can message me for any other guinea pig questions!!
Can a male guinea pig live with a new guinea pig?
Most likely, yes.
