Maybe it is just sensitive there or maybe it has been injured or maybe it is pregnant. You would have to find more evidence to be sure of any of the above
Your guinea pig may be vocalizing out of fear, discomfort, or pain when you touch her sides or rub her back. It's best to observe her body language and consult with a veterinarian to rule out any underlying health issues and ensure her well-being.
If it's teeth clicking you hear, he is very mad and ready to bite you. They usually only make this sound as a warning that they are feeling threatened. Remove the threat, and pet him until he is calm.
These little animals are very boisterous, they will squeal just cause they are happy. You will be able to tell why your piggy squeals the longer you have it. It will learn your routine and let you know what it wants. ie food, water and even attention.It means that they like you or comfortable around you alot or it means that they feel that they are in danger. But when i first got my guinea pig she would shake and squeal that's how i know she was scared or afraid.I got my guinea pig yesterday and she seems very confident when i hold her her name is Roxy and most the time when she squeaks she is happy but sometimes in can mean they think there in danger and scared so be careful just incase! Emma Mackenzie XxX
For the first day you get your guinea pig you should leave him alone for 1 - 3 days. When those 3 days are up you start talking gently to him so he can get use to you even if it includes talking to your self ( and still you do not pick up your piggy). When all of these days are up then the time is right to start picking up him or her,but you still have to do everything since the first day.Every time you pick him up make sure that you give him a couple of treats. And last of all make sure he see's you refilling his water or food so he realizes that you are a caregiver.
Guinea pigs sometimes get small bits of hay in their eyes and this is not harmful unless the hay is stuck in the corner of the eye. Larger pieces of hay could hurt the guinea pigs eye.
no tht means its time is near -- im sorry :'(
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Guinea pigs eat A LOT, this is normal. If she is sqealing and squeaking when you pick her up then she may not be used to being handled. The only way to fix this is to handle her often so she gets used to it.
Usually if your guinea pig isn't very talkative its because it is lonely and if you don't already have a second pig that should be something to look into because guinea pigs need a friend. Also please help innocent guinea pigs by adopting one from an animal shelter!!!
Because it's a 1994.
Your guinea pig may be vocalizing out of fear, discomfort, or pain when you touch her sides or rub her back. It's best to observe her body language and consult with a veterinarian to rule out any underlying health issues and ensure her well-being.
Kinda. Like some of the younger friskier ones will run around, but all 3 guinea pigs I have none play with toys. They are pretty much all lazy they are the perfect cuddling animals.Ssometimes I sleep with mine - I'll take naps with them.
Guinea pigs are known to be very shy, so you have to prove to the guinea pig that you are gentle by simply approaching your guinea pig slowly and calmly and then eventually pet or pick him/her up. You can also find ways to tame your guinea pig, either with food or a treat. Try to do anything to make it feel safe. You can simply be dealing with a guinea pig that is nervous, or you are dealing with something that is very common and normal for your guinea pig.
When a guinea pig purrs it means it is happy and contented...my guinea pig used to purr every time I picked her up and snuggled into her ears....
Your male guinea pig is trying to mate with your female guinea pig.
it could be that ur guinea pig is pregnant when there pregnant they dont like to be touched
If it's teeth clicking you hear, he is very mad and ready to bite you. They usually only make this sound as a warning that they are feeling threatened. Remove the threat, and pet him until he is calm.