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By
10/08/2009
You guys! This is 3 years old I Think her guinea pig already had their babies because this is 3 years old. The baby guineas that this person's guinea had have already grown into adult guineas.I so want a guinea pig! But you should separate the male because it usually will eat the young and the female guinea pig will eat them only if there is too many or they are not healthy!
By jessica (Guest Post)
02/12/2009
I have a male and a female should I put them in the same cage they are 6 weeks old.
By Colleen Raftery (Guest Post)
01/20/2008
My family has 3 guinea pigs, well, that was until one of them had three babies. I know which one had the babies, but now another guinea pig had two babies and I don't know which ones the mother. I separated the babies from the two but I don't know if the babies will die without their mother. How can I find out which one is the mother and how do I save the two babies?
By Ally (Guest Post)
12/27/2007
I have one male guinea pig, and i am planning on getting another male one. I am woried if i put the other male one in the cage they will fight. What do u think I should do?
By
11/14/2006
YES! and do not touch the babies for 2 weeks. remove from mom at 1 month or you will get more babies. also if you put the male back just know that the female can get pregnant at just 1 hour after giving birth. and the babies can start to get pregnant after 2 months. i use to breed them so if you need to know anything more write me at tlcdsfit AT yahoo.com i am a bird, rodent and reptile expert and i run a rescue for them too. darcey
By
11/13/2006
You will definitely want to take the male out. This isn't so much for the safety of the babies as for their welfare. The male and female may be agressive to one another with baby pigs around and it will just add a lot of stress and danger to their environment. Everyone will be happier if you keep them seperated.
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