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09-04-09, 03:30 pm
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I had recently put in a form to adopt a 3 month old male and a 7 month old guinea pig. But until now, I had never thought that they are still young. Would I need to baby-proof my cage? Or make the grid openings smaller?        |
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09-04-09, 03:46 pm
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Yes, you should baby proof the cage. Most pigs should be in a baby-proofed cage until roughly 6 months, but it depends more on size than age. Good luck with your new pigs! |
Is he still a baby? 
