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01-07-09, 09:24 pm
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How much should your piggie weight??? Should u be able to feel there backbone??       |
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01-07-09, 09:46 pm
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There is no right weight for a guinea pig. If you can feel alot of bones in a piggies body, they are obviously under weight. Get a kitchen scale and weigh daily. A one once flucuation (sp?) is al right. |
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01-07-09, 10:15 pm
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Please spell out you instead of using chatspeak "u". We don't allow chatspeak here on the forum. |
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01-07-09, 10:20 pm
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Each pig is different. I weigh my pigs every wednesday and write down their weights in a journal, that way I can track who is gaining/losing weight. The weight of my pigs varies from pig to pig, from 2 pounds to almost 3 pounds. Some pigs are just naturally smaller, and some are naturally larger, it depends on the pig. |
