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The life cycle of guinea pigs

The life cycle of guinea pigs

When a guinea pig is born it has developed in many ways and can be independent right away. Contrary to rabbits, for example, the guinea pig sees completely, has all its teeth and is even born with hair. They are like miniature adult guinea pigs.

Its infant stage begins after a gestation period of between 60 and 70 days. When they are born they stay next to the mother to eat and to keep warm. The males must be separated from the mothers at three weeks, since at this age they are already fertile. The females can be a little longer, but between 4 and 6 weeks they are ready to reproduce. With this crucial change in their lives, weaning also comes, they start eating grass, hay and pellets.

 A happy guinea pig!

Youth begins. Guinea pig groups are organized in a patriarchal hierarchy, so it is better not to keep males together, because they can fight. However, a social guinea pig will not bite or scratch as a rule, unless provoked or afraid. The guinea pig is one of the most docile rodents.

In the adult stage it is very important that they are happy and we can reduce their stress as much as possible. Happy guinea pigs will purr, whereas if they are stressed they will make a more unpleasant thud. It is a beautiful stage to enjoy this pet. One way to further improve his state of well-being is to buy him some toys.

 How many years does a guinea pig live?

With old age come, as in all living beings, health ailments. Guinea pigs can suffer from arthritis, cataracts or dry skin. Take good care of them and give them good food products or veterinarians to improve their state of health is essential. Guinea pigs live an average of between 5 and 8 years, although there are some that have lived up to 12. What is certain is that during their life cycle they can bring joy to a home and you can bring them a good life.

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