They are born ready to eat and drink water on their own. They need to start being weaned at 2 weeks old and fully at 3 weeks old. Males become fully fertile at 3 weeks old and to prevent back breeding, they must be removed.
At about 4 to 6 weeks old they can eat and drink water by themselves.
Before you take a guinea pig from its mother it should be at least two and a half months old
hope this helps
you should take guinea pigs to the vet if you get them ANYWHERE. You should only take them though if youd like to check them out and make sure they are healthey, nuetor them, or check their gender.
You should take a guinea pig to a veterinarian if they are sick, obese, pregnant, or if they are in need of a routine checkup.
tried and tested. 1000 guinea pigs exactly.
a guinea pigs poop should only be the size of a baby's middle fingernail. if its bigger thasn that, take it to the vet.
yes very well! i have kept guinea pigs with bunnies, goats, cats, and dogs and they all get along very well. my boyfriend's dog plays with his pet guinea and they play tag and hide and seek all over the living room.
You should keep the baby guinea pigs with their mothers until they are around 3-5 weeks!
You dont give guinea pigs nuts, it is bad for their stomachs
you should take guinea pigs to the vet if you get them ANYWHERE. You should only take them though if youd like to check them out and make sure they are healthey, nuetor them, or check their gender.
yes. but you should take it to the vet. regulary. just in case
No, they wont harm the babies.
Are you feeding your guinea pigs apple? Some guinea pigs are allergic to apples, and scabs can appear around their mouths. I would stop feeding them apple, but I think you should really take your guinea pig to the vets if this happens.
Nothing take it to a vet immediately and let them deal with it
Take it to the guinea pig dentist
Most vets will take guinea pigs. Look in your phone book.
take them to the vets
TAKE HIM TO THE VET! Guinea pigs are extremely sensitive and anything you could do could hurt your little buddy.Hope This Helps,A Guinea Pig Lover
Guinea Pigs are Rodents, and their teeth are always growing. Provide them with materials to gnaw on, and they will take care of their own teeth.