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    Guinea Age Ranges

    I was just wondering when a guinea pig is considered an adult.
    If i remember correctly, at 4 + years they are considered "seniors", but when are they adults? 1 year and up or?

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    Re: Guinea Age Ranges

    I believe it's six months, though I could be wrong on that.

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    Re: Guinea Age Ranges

    I think about 9 months, but if you're looking for when boars get out of adolescent behavior, it's closer to 18 months or two years.

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    Re: Guinea Age Ranges

    I think I read six months they are considered Adults

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    Re: Guinea Age Ranges

    on most sites they are considered adults at 6 months, now when your piggies get out of the adolescent stage varies per piggy, one of mine is 6 months and out of it, the other is 9 months and still acts like shes in adolescents.

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