What should you do if after you separate the baby guinea pigs from the mom the mom doesn't take it well?

Answer 1

If a mother guinea pig will not ley it's baby nurse, there must a good reason for it. Usally it's because you have touched the guinea pig at birst or some point when your not suppose to. It happends to all animals mostly. If so, you should talk to your vet and they should give you some kind of milk to feed him or her.

this is most common in inexperienced mother sows, usually on their first litter they pass still born pups or will not allow any surviving young to nurse

you should take the pup away from it's mother and put it into a separate cage with a cuddly toy to replace her as a comfort, carefully feed it on puppy milk with a syringe so that it gets some nutrients. it should start feeding on solid foods within a few days, but will still require milk feeds regularly for a couple of weeks, you should be aware that this is not always successful and losing the young is very likely, and upsetting.

Answer 2

If the mom is not taking the separation well, try providing her with some extra attention and comfort to help her adjust. Make sure she has access to fresh food, water, and a quiet, safe space. If she continues to show signs of distress, consult a veterinarian for further guidance.

Answer 3

let her get over it.