All About Neutering Guinea Pigs

[@petco]

Great tips!

[@BeckysAnimals]

Thank you :)

[@carislittlepiggies]

Becky this was a wonderfully informative video!!! But what I love most about it all was all the footage with the!!! And oh she's looking more and more gorgeous each time I see here!!! Her fur is growing out so well!! She's so energetic and has come a long way!!! I'm sure she's going to get along very well with Ollie!!! He's going to be one lucky piggy!!! Hugs to you from me and the girls!!!

[@BeckysAnimals]

Thank you :) I love watching her, she is changing each day. She's becoming more energetic and cheeky by the minute, I'm going to have to watch out for this one XD

[@carislittlepiggies]

TheSmallPetShop Why is it the cutest ones always are the naughtiest! :)

[@BudgetBunny]

Excellent and informative video! :) I find it so interesting that in the UK neutering refers to fixing both males and females. Over here fixing a female is referred to as spaying. Your little cutie is just too adorable! I hope her and Ollie make the perfect piggy pair!

[@BeckysAnimals]

Thank you so much BB :) I think a lot of people here refer to the female procedure as spaying too, spaying is removing the ovaries whereas neutering isn't gender specific because it just means removing parts of the reproductive system to leave them sterile. The vets I go to use the word neuter for both boys and girls so I normally use neuter to make it easier on the phone to the receptionists but some people use neutering for boys and spaying for girls here too :) I hope you and all the fuzz balls have settled into your new home well :) I'm sure little one and Ollie will be great together once I can shift these lice xx

[@walkermatthews7514]

I don't think I have ever seen your rabbits and the rescued guinea pig looks like she is doing great and you are very helpful! :)

[@BeckysAnimals]

There is a section on my channel called rabbit care where all my bunny videos live, I'm hoping to get a bunny one up soon :) The new little one is settling in so well :)

[@sierracascio5041]

Great video it helped me out because I'm thing of neutering my bore bc I want my sow to get along with my bore with out haveing pups. Thanks for the tips!!!

[@mynameischicken3323]

I have an older pig that sadly is starting to pass away so I’ve been thinking about neutering his son so he can go back with with his sister and mother

[@myhappypets3064]

This video helped so much we have 1 male and he's all alone so we are getting him neutered and getting a c&c cage and put him with our three females! Thank you so much for this video

[@BeckysAnimals]

Wow, he will be one happy boy, this video might be useful to you: How To Introduce Guinea Pigs ~ Introducing the Herd I hope it works out as well for you as it did for me :)

[@AnimalLover-lo7ci]

Thank you making me decide I want my male to have the best life ever. I decided to get him neutered in Christmas, and then he can live with my two girls.

[@MaddyandMarah]

Great informational video!!! Love it :) miss Lilly's hair is growing out so nicely! She's taming very well also! I can't wait to see how everyone bonds together and such! Hope everyone is happy and healthy over in the pet room! Love from the pets and i!

[@BeckysAnimals]

Thank you, she is really tame considering :) She only has a few lice remaining so hopefully introductions will come soon :) xx

[@MaddyandMarah]

awww yay! im soooo exited for you :) hoping that it works out for everyone :)

[@OleoBlog]

Great video! Very informative and cute piggies too ;] My rabbits were neutered back when we got them, but I was 10 and I don't really remember anything about it and didn't know any risks. Glad it went well with Ollie :)

[@BeckysAnimals]

Thank you :) It's a bit different with rabbits as it is recommended that owners get them neutered, especially girls to prevent health issues. There are still risks of course but vets will recommend that rabbits are neutered so you did the right thing :)

[@OleoBlog]

Oh ok cool, didn't know that as it happened years ago

[@jackieoh1234]

Very informative! Ollie is so energetic and adorable!!! Thanks for the great videos :)

[@BeckysAnimals]

Thank you :) The piggie featured in most of the video is our new addition to the piggie family. Ollie is the one at the beginning, he's such a scared little piggie at the moment, I'm hoping her hyperactivity will rub off on him and make him more confident :)

[@briellemaxwell8666]

I lost my male guinea pig during neutering. I heard it was 5% risk but I fell in it. So sad. Hope everyone is safe that decides to do so.

[@MyPetTricks]

Thankyou for the video, I just recently decided to fix my male guinea pig for the same reasons as you, I really hope everything goes well

[@BeckysAnimals]

I have my fingers crossed that everything goes to plan xx

[@viridianagarcia7706]

Thanks for the tips

[@those3bandfreaks604]

I'm so exited for Ollie to meet the new girl :D hope it goes well ^_^

[@BeckysAnimals]

Me too! I will definitely film it so you can see how it goes :)

[@guineapigstime511]

Thanks for this, I didn't know that guinea pigs can't be sick. I'm taking my boy for a pre-op check later on.

[@erincooper352]

[@na4evr]

Thank you! I've been considering getting Enzo my boar, neutered because he's also a really bossy pig.

[@BeckysAnimals]

I'm glad this helped :) Just make sure you don't get him neutered to try to change his personality because like I said in the video, neutering doesn't change piggies personalities or take away unwanted behaviours, it just means they can't get sows pregnant :)

[@na4evr]

TheSmallPetShop I wouldn't want to change Enzo's personality for the world. :) He's quirky and bossy but I love him just the way he is. He can be really sweet and I think he would do better with a female.

[@BeckysAnimals]

Oh good, just checking :) Boars can be so tricky with other boars, I'm sure he won't complain having a new girlfriend :)

[@dog1017]

In my area the chepeast I could find was the same price you payed! Mine was down at the shelter the actual vets were asking for 236 pounds

[@bobbaron4305]

the same thing happened to my guinea pig in the way that my boar doesn't like other boys and his partner died. but my mum doesn't want too do the prosedure so this video might help me to persuade her to let me so then he can have a happy and healthy life with a sow, thanks! hehe 😊

[@GuineapigGGuineapigsandmore]

thanks so much for this video I am going to be neutering my boy guinea pig . and am vary worried about doing it but I am scared to add a mail because of the risk of fighting . so this way he well be aboulia to live with the girls .

[@BeckysAnimals]

Any guinea pigs can fight, not just males. I have introduced males without fighting but generally it is easier with a male and female. The operation is a risk but if it means he can have a friend and he is healthy, it might be worth the risk, it's up to you :)

[@GuineapigGGuineapigsandmore]

ow I no what I men is I can't get a mail because if they do fight I don't have any more room to put him and I would not wont to get a piggy and then have to try and fined him a now home if he would not get on well with my boy :)

[@BeckysAnimals]

Ask the rescues around you if they do a piggie dating service? You would take in your piggie and they find him a friend, if he doesn't like one, they try another one :)

[@GuineapigGGuineapigsandmore]

all they have here is the spca and i never thought to ask them if they do .i well look in to it for shower.

[@BeckysAnimals]

It's always worth asking, most rescues are happy to help :)

[@emilypraul8055]

Okayy thank you so much

[@alicecormier257]

Love your videos! I really want guinea pigs. I've been researching them for around 6 months. I haven't talked to my parents about getting any, because I'm afraid they'll get mad or something. I typed up a budget, information thingy, and daily schedule, but haven't got the nerves to show them any of it. I don't know why I'm so nervous! Lol. I feel lime all my time researching is wasted! Any tips?? By the way, love your channel so much!!!!!!!

[@BrandiTV]

Alice Cormier 😭😭😭 I felt this comment in my soul!!! I was always afraid to ask my parents or grandparents for little pets...because I didn’t want to hear the dreaded word “no” I saw that you’re subbed to me and that put a huge smile in my heart💚 I hope you got your piggies!!! LOVE YOU ALWAYS MY SWEET FRIEND!!!

[@nyxtheholsteiner4949]

This was extremely helpful to me. :)

[@phebethompson8188]

Hi great vid very helpful

[@AnimalJamSparklepop]

Aww it's so cute!:)I WISH I had a GUINEA PIG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:)

[@youchoose9808]

I have one

[@Earth2Polly]

@@youchoose9808 lucky 🥺

[@noodle-]

@@youchoose9808 You have ONE?how about two do you have two or one

[@liagracefoster3907]

I just adopted a new piggie and we are not sure if he is neutered because we want to get him a female to live with is there a way to tell?

[@animalswithgracexx6480]

Really help full

[@heididetweiler1810]

Thank you for posting this! Super helpful and informative. You are clearly a wonderful pet owner. :)

[@wendygarcia0516]

You're new piggy is so cute and silly😘

[@kaitlynhope1268]

Thank you, this is very helpful

[@MaddyandMarah]

This came in such handy for my research!

[@BeckysAnimals]

I'm so glad you found it useful, I hope it goes well with Chester xx

[@MaddyandMarah]

I'm sure it will! We're just waiting an extra month to make sure his weight is down to the healthiest it can be! I refuse to add any more risks than there already are but I'm positive it'll all work out :)

[@theusedbert24]

I know you said that you should take out litter trays, hay racks, ect....But should you also take out pillows/cozy items? Also how soon should fleece be changed (1-3 days or 3-6 days?) Hope Ollie is doing well, can't wait to see him meet the girls!

[@BeckysAnimals]

I would take out anything that means they have to stretch or jump just in case :) I would change it frequently when he is healing to try to keep the wound clean, it depends how messy your piggie is though really XD

[@ashleylatour3594]

I have one male guinea pig he's between 3-6 months, his vet recommended that I should get him neutered because it can make him live longer and is just a good thing to do.. is he right? Should I do it?

[@user-nr3dn3ls2q]

What age can guinea pigs mate? I don’t want my 2 girls and 2 boys to make babies.. they are all 2 month old but I might just separate them as I don’t want them to fall out..

[@OtherWorldLea]

*Help* A friend is giving me 2 year old piggy because they can't take care of him anymore, and I have a girl (she is a year old) and I will be getting another female, about a year and a half old from my aunt. I don't want him to be in his own cage alone, but I don't want my current piggy to have babies, nor my aunts piggy. I feel like it isn't my place to take his ability to reproduce but also not my place to breed them and then have to give the babies away to potential people who won't care about them and there are too many animals who need homes already.. I don't know what to do. I guess I should wait to see how he does, all three piggies appear to have similar personalities I am just worried.. PS your piggy has such a beautiful coat

[@slide6725]

Put them in the same cage but put a divider

[@gretchenolson9227]

i thought i had 2 girls but the pet store gave me a boy and a girl. unaware of this my female had three adorable babies. i had just gotten a hugh cage for christmas and it can house 4 guinea pigs. they are over almost 2 weeks old and i was wondering when i can get him neutered.

[@BeckysAnimals]

Awww that happens all too often, pet shops overall seem pretty poor at this! (Of course not all pet shops are bad) It will depend on the vet as to the exact age they will neuter piggies, not all vets will so it would be worth ringing around your local vets. You might want to check when you have to separate the baby boys and girls too, once they reach sexual maturity you could end up with a lot more babies! Good luck x

[@emilypraul8055]

Good information thanks and im new to your channel but I've already watched all of your videos. you give really helpful information :) I was wondering if u could tell me where you get your fleece from?? From guinepig5421

[@brittanychick7140]

My Guinea pig just had 3 babies one being a boy. I got her in November unknowingly pregnant. Babies will be 2 weeks old Wednesday. When do I need to separate him to prevent pregnancy?

[@giannaplayback7724]

I’ve been really nervous about getting my boy neutered...I got him thinking he was a girl and paired him with my female so now I’m really nervous because I found out he was a boy and he has been with my female for a month and don’t know if she is pregnant so I’ve been calling vets to find a place to do it but I’m nervous to lose him if something goes wrong

[@malikipaulormeston2936]

If they don't get on how would I keep them together. I have 2 boars 3 months old on 12/11/18 Dean is bullying Sam all the time I bought them together. My vet said they both need neutering but if they don't get on now will they not get on ever? Need advice love my boys

[@BeckysAnimals]

Neutering is unlikely to help as it doesn't tend to change their behaviour. Could you give them more space to get away from each other, extra water bottles, food bowls and hides so they don't have to compete or share and can easily get a break from each other? I have found this has helped in the past with two boars. They are also at the age when they will be reaching sexual maturity so may be re-establishing their dominance. You may find that it starts to settle down with time. Just make sure they are both safe and able to eat and drink. If it persists and one is not able to eat or drink or if they are fighting badly, you may need to seperate them. Maybe have a look into normal dominance behaviours to help you decide: www.theguineapigforum.co.uk/threads/dominance-behaviours-in-guinea-pigs.28949/

[@malikipaulormeston2936]

@@BeckysAnimals could it be because they have a small cage. www.petsathome.com/shop/en/pets/maple-manor-hutch-for-rabbits-and-guinea-pigs I'm getting them this one. Hopefully they will be okay. Thank you.

[@BeckysAnimals]

Yes it could be. If they are in a small cage, they don't have the same opportunity to get away from each other and have their own space so they can get on each others nerves. For two guinea pigs you want a minimum of 76 x 127cm but bigger is always better when you can, especially for boys who tend to be more dominant and territorial than girls. That hutch looks like a good size for two piggies. Make sure you have at least a house each but ideally three so they have options. A water bottle and food bowl at each end should help too and stop some of the bullying behaviour so whichever end they are, they can get food and water, at least until the behaviours settle down. I hope it helps, my boys used to go through phases like this, it usually works out but keep a close eye on them for signs of fighting just in case :) Maybe I should do a video on the topic.

[@malikipaulormeston2936]

@@BeckysAnimals thank you and hopefully they'll be okay with a bigger cage and your Guinea Pigs are adorable.

[@baked_patato5048]

I had recently accidently got a boy baby guinea pig for my girl who had her sister passed away they get along great and love each other but he mounts her and neither guinea pig is fixed I have called my vet but I am very scared, i love him so much and have had him for 5 months now and really don't want anything going wrong but I also don't want little baby piggies....this is so stressful

[@BeckysAnimals]

Are they definitely boy and girl? Sometimes guinea pigs mount as a sign of dominance, not because they are mating but if you have a boy and a girl and neither are fixed, they will most likely have babies. It can happen very quickly too, she may already be pregnant. The vet can check her out and advise you on what to do x

[@baked_patato5048]

TheSmallPetShop well I adopted the girl along with her sister we were told they were both girls and unfortunately her sister had died and one day I went into the local store (that does adoptions) and I saw my new one I was told it was a girl but I recently went and got him checked and for sure it is a boy so yes I have a boy and girl but she is not pregnant and have been together for about 8-9 months and he chases her time to time for about a hour but she doesn't allow him and I split them up when it gets too much (it's only happened 4 or 5 times sense I've got him) but I am getting him neutered next month hopefully

[@Colormyworldincrayon]

I have a female who will be 2 in November and I'd like to get her a friend (although she seems happy alone) but I want them to be close in age and there aren't many females to adopt in my area who aren't little babies and we have no shelters. I'm thinking of getting a male off craigslist and getting him neutered, but should I try and bond with him first? Or would it be easier to just get him fixed and bond after before he gets out in? I don't want to put the little guy in shock from so much change.

[@BeckysAnimals]

It would be great to get her a friend, there are a huge number of benefits to paired piggies. It would be best to let him settle in for a bit first maybe so he doesn't get too freaked out. Then you will also get to know what he is like, after surgery you need to keep an eye out for any behavioural changes so you know if he is recovering okay, it will be easier if you know his personality :)

[@tausarbao8010]

My male keeps on thinking that my new male guinea pig is a female so what should i do he keeps on trying to reproduce with him ,please help!

[@evergladesequineobsession3976]

Juliaq Hanako if your cage can be separated, try doing that.

[@gamemark1418]

sooo is neutering the same thing as castration or is there a difference?

[@ronanboyle5195]

I just got a pair of guinea pigs today and I have no idea what gender they are. Is there a way to see what it is?

[@BeckysAnimals]

Absolutely! It's really important to know their gender so they don't breed. The link becki posted will help. If you can't work it out, take them to a exotic vet :)

[@fz9491]

I have two males, their cage always smell TERRIBLY and we can never pick them up because they will leave stinky liquid on my arm. It has made having guinea pigs very difficult and i am wondering if neutering will help with that

[@user-nr3dn3ls2q]

Pee??

[@briannasauson5901]

I just got my female today and I don’t want him too get her pregnant so I wanna get him done. I hope all goes well

[@BeckysAnimals]

I hope it goes well, don't be afraid to research and ask the vet questions to ensure they are the right person to do the surgery :)

[@PetsAreForLifeTV]

Could a spade male go with with a unsolder female

[@unicornlpstube8472]

Yes, if a male is neutered, then it no longer has sperm to transfer through a female. If you just neuter the male, it is perfect because even if he does try to mate, there are no sperm cells to create babies.

[@justtosubscribe229]

Hi! I have two females, Juno and Poppy in a 2x4 c&c cage. They recently turned six months, and Poppy will NOT stop rumbling at Juno. She does it whenever they're next to each other. I know this is dominance but is there some way I can fix it? I'm soon going to expand their cage by a lot, will this help? Thanks

[@BeckysAnimals]

A bigger cage will definitely help, is there enough houses and two of everything in their cage? That will help to prevent that behaviour as there won't be anything to fight over. It is a normal dominance behaviour though so you will always see it sometimes :)

[@justtosubscribe229]

They have 5 places to sit and hide now, whereas before they had 2-3, I also added another water bottle and more toys. This helped a lot! Thanks!

[@creaturecorner6908]

Can I put a fixed male with a not fixed female?

[@BeckysAnimals]

Yes, if the male is fixed, there's no need to fix the female. None of my ladies are fixed, it's quite an invasive procedure. Just make sure you wait for at least 8 weeks after fixing the male before you introduce them to ensure he is sterile :)

[@ArazerodiaDG]

Is it possible for two females to mate..? 😝 I know its probably not but just checking

[@BeckysAnimals]

Two females cannot reproduce x

[@ArazerodiaDG]

ok thats what I thought!~

[@alli_park16]

For females is it called neutering for the entire UK or is it just your area? I love learning about different countries:) hope Ollie heals well! Also you said he was being bonded with Silver and Pearl in the video but I thought he was being bonded with your new piggy? Or are they all being bonded as one whole herd?

[@BeckysAnimals]

It can be called neutering for females anywhere, neutering just means the surgical removal of parts of the reproductive system so applies to both. Spaying is used only for females because it means removing the ovaries. Luckily he healed really well and the vets have given him the all clear :) When I got him done, the plan was so he could live with S and P. Since then we brought the new one home and the priority now is to get the new one and Ollie together so everyone would be with a friend. I will see how the dynamics are between all the pigs but I would love a herd with Ollie, Silver, Pearl and the new one (Lilly) :)

[@alli_park16]

TheSmallPetShop Aw her name is so pretty

[@BeckysAnimals]

Thank you :) It took us ages to decide :D

[@roses_diary]

man i don't know what to do. I wish i could drive so i could take my boar to the vet for this stuff but i caaant

[@kirkeallashhhh]

Hello! Can you make update piggies cage tour? My friend and I have alone piggies. Yesterday we let them together and they had a lot of fun! Mine is a boy and he is 1 year and a bit. My friend has a girl and she is probably 2-4 years old. Tonight my piggy (his name is Sammy) did not let me sleep. I think that he longed Merru (Merru is my friend´s piggy name). I called her today and we agreed that they could spend some time together. My friend's dad is a very talented builder and he promised us that he can build the piggies cage. :) I hope that you can to make update piggies cage tour. :)

[@dog1017]

Hi I know this was posted a while ago but I have a question, my boar was recently neutered and I put him back with my two females, one of my females is 2 months old and he’s been trying to mount her today. Is that normal even though he’s fixed?

[@fyourchickenstrips2068]

It is very normal, mounting is just like a human Male still having sex after having the snip, they can still hump they just cant impregnate

[@BeckysAnimals]

Yes, mounting is a normal dominance behaviour in guinea pigs. My girls will sometimes mount each other too. As long as you left enough time after getting him done for the sperm to die, it should be fine. I have a video on piggie introductions here which goes into more detail on dominance behaviours: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGSnooFqo5qVbM0 😊

[@BeckysAnimals]

Yes, mounting is a normal dominance behaviour in guinea pigs. My girls will sometimes mount each other too. As long as you left enough time after getting him done for the sperm to die, it should be fine. I have a video on piggie introductions here which goes into more detail on dominance behaviours: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGSnooFqo5qVbM0 😊

[@BeckysAnimals]

Yes, mounting is a normal dominance behaviour in guinea pigs. My girls will sometimes mount each other too. As long as you left enough time after getting him done for the sperm to die, it should be fine. I have a video on piggie introductions here which goes into more detail on dominance behaviours: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nGSnooFqo5qVbM0 😊

[@annastasiatrumbower9142]

Cool

[@miaruldez9136]

Very helpful thank you so much

[@SingerIndigo]

How old is Ollie when he went for the operation? He looks pretty small! Thank you! :)

[@BeckysAnimals]

He will be 2 years old in September. Ollie was the one at the beginning of the video, not the blonde one. He looks small because of his build but he's the heaviest of my boars :)

[@nataliacortes4411]

Today I neutred my male guinea pig, and it went grate. He ate his dinner normally and he is not making sounds that he is in pain . I neutred him to bring him a friend or partner. ❤😊

[@BeckysAnimals]

I'm so glad it went well, it's always nerve racking x

[@nhwanh]

How long do i have to keep them separated after the malw desexed?

[@BeckysAnimals]

The time recommended varies depending on which source you read so I leave them separated for 8 weeks to be on the safe side to make sure all the sperm have died off :)

[@GerbNerdLolz]

Cute! :) very informative

[@markermendoza4823]

I love your vids

[@BeckysAnimals]

Thank you :)

[@pattycalvo2609]

I bought a guinea pig from Petco thought it was a girl so I bought another girl friend it wasn't a girl so we bought another girl (1 Male 2girls) and the 2nd girl was pregnant when I bought her

[@margaret796]

I know I’m like 7 years late. But I’ve been wanting piggies for a long time, I’ve done trucks load of research and I have recently set up a 3x3 c&c cage with a 1x2 loft. I know male pigs often need more space than females, so I was thinking of getting 2 girls, but then I heard about the benefits of having a neutered boy and a girl as a pair. So now I don’t know what would be best. A girl pair or a boy and a girl pair. So you think the surgery is too much of a hassle if I could just get 2 girls? Or should I go the long way and get a boy and have him for a while, then neuter him, then wait for him to be infertile, and then get him a girl mate. I’m willing to go the long run. But idk if it’s worth it if I could just get 2 girls. Your opinion would be awesome!

[@bobbaron4305]

also, do you know where to get c and c cages in the UK? I would love to know! 😀

[@PetsAreForLifeTV]

Type in Google ' c and c cages U.K.' I found a site that I'm getting my c and c age from

[@maxxx4242]

I have the same cage lol

[@chaniqueford643]

I have 2 males I wanna get fixed so they can be with my 2 females. Is it a bad thing or no?

[@BeckysAnimals]

I have never kept 2 males with females before but it is quite likely the males will fight over the females so it may be safer to keep them in pairs.

[@xc8487]

Neutering doesn't change male behavior, 2 males will absolutely fight each other if there's girls in the cage and may even harass the girls. It's best to just keep them in separate same sex pairs.

[@dianabanana981]

This is just the video I was looking for! I would love to get an opposite sex pair and fix the boy. Thanks!

[@BeckysAnimals]

Yay, I'm so glad it helped :)

[@samanthafuchs9267]

Should they be housed inside if they are outside guinea pigs for the few days /week after his surgery?

[@BeckysAnimals]

I personally would so I could keep an eye on them and check that they are recovering okay, however they are sensitive to sudden temperature change so I wouldn't bring them straight in after them being outside in the winter. Maybe have a room that is at an in-between temperature to give them chance to adjust :) If he already lives with any cage mates, I would bring them in too so he isn't lonely, also it means you won't have to reintroduce them later on.

[@samanthafuchs9267]

Its summer here ( im in australia) its 20-30 degrees most days but cold at night.

[@samanthafuchs9267]

He isnt with anyone. Just near girls. Still trying to work out if in desexing him. I really want him to be able to be with girls but dont want to risk loosing him

[@BeckysAnimals]

It's up to you, have a long think about it and weigh up the risks vs the rewards. Maybe talk to your vet too and see how confident they are about performing the operation on him x

[@natasham3757]

how do you know if its a boar?

[@BeckysAnimals]

Natasa Milosevic A boar is a male guinea pig. Probably the most obvious outward sign is if they have testicles. There is an article on sexing here: www.cavyspirit.com/sexing.htm but if you can't tell, take them to your local vet or animal rescue and they will be able to tell you.

[@Dankboi420]

I like your vioce

[@BeckysAnimals]

+Willian Peng Awww thank you

[@honeybadgermaldog7545]

Shes acting like the surgery was expensive. Ha! Ha! Come to the USA where 250$ is average for a small animal spay/ neuter. God our health bills are fricken ridiculous

[@bex2245]

Your cost of living is cheaper. In England tax and rent is so stupid expensive. Our health care is all done though government which comes though tax. We are still paying Alot.

[@redbull456ful]

Petco sold us a 5 dollar guinea pig and told us it was a boy , and we put him with our other guinea who is a male and well a month later found out it wasn’t a male it was a Female and she gave birth to 2 baby’s. So petco sold us a female without us knowing :/.

[@user-nr3dn3ls2q]

I don’t trust pet shops.. I always check their sex even if they are 100% sure

[@ahhwe-any7434]

I just came to brag about my dudes. Theyre the only real men i love 😁. Theyve gotten bigger, so, i feel like theyre my young men. I raised dem babies 😍🤗. I still catch them doing their popcorns & zoomies. But just occasionally. They used to do their "morning jogs" like clock work, but not anymore 😭... I had to separate them for a bit bc theyre being mean to each other. But sometimes i see them tolerating each other. Even being cute. Im not sure what theyre doing, but it looks like theyre "kissing" each other. Or smelling/grooming me/food on each other 😅? Idk. They dont sleep beside each other anymore. But sometimes i catch them sleeping near each other. But w/ a bit of the manly distance 💪... Or to the closest corner, near me. 😍 Theyre sleeping close to each other by the barrier i put up now tho., bc they miss each other. Little dudes cant ever figure out how they want to act. 🤣 At least they can be colorful w/each other tho 😁...

[@maciefergal1675]

Thank you for this video! I want to get my male guinea pig neutered. I figured it would be better than having my female spayed.

[@emilypraul8055]

Good information thanks and im new to your channel but I've already watched all of your videos. you give really helpful information :) I was wondering if u could tell me where you get your fleece from?? From guinepig5421

[@BeckysAnimals]

Welcome to my channel :) I bought my fleeces from Primark or IKEA. They are usually sold as fleece throws. You could also buy fleece from a fabric shop, a home store or supermarkets :)