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  1. starshine123102
    02-21-09 02:35 pm - permalink
    starshine123102
    I would assume that would be if you are adopting a female. That is to make sure that they won't get pregnant. It might also just be a template they have for listings and don't chage it, because I know I have seen that too.
  2. starshine123102
    02-20-09 11:23 pm - permalink
    starshine123102
    When you enter a particular forum, there is a new thread button on the left side, directly across from the page numbers.
  3. starshine123102
    02-20-09 08:34 pm - permalink
    starshine123102
    P.S. things like this are better asked on the forum, not in your profile.
  4. starshine123102
    02-20-09 08:34 pm - permalink
    starshine123102
    Guinea Pigs Social Life

    It is perfectly fine to put two pigs together, in fact it is very important that pigs be kept in pairs or more. Make sure to find a rescue or shelter, or from a reliable.non-breeder from craigslist. Also, make sure they are the same sex or one is neutered/spayed.

    If you have a male, they tend to get along better when they are different ages anyway. You MUST have at least a 2x4 grid cage for two males or I can almost gaurantee that they will fight. Bickering is normal at first as they will need to establish doiminace but DO NOT remove unless blood is drawn.

    Also, before you introduce a new pig make sure you QUARANITNE for three weeks to make sure the new pig isn't sick and possibly passes it to your old one.
  5. Squeeks
    02-20-09 06:32 pm - permalink
    Squeeks
    OK so we are new at this, somewhat. We've had Squeeks (male) since August last year and he's doing good. Gotten really big. So we are investigating and planning a new cage. Here's the question: My daughter is hounding me for another guinea pig and I know from discussions that they might be too territorial to introduce a new pig to the old one. But since we are planning a bigger and better cage this might be the time to work another one in. Can anyone give me some advice as to whether this might work and how to work the integration? or is this absolutely a NONO?

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  • About Squeeks
    Biography
    We are new to having an animal in the house due to severe allergies. My daughter just had to have!
    Location
    Western NY
    Guinea Pigs
    My daughter and I have been taking care of Sqeeks since August last year. My daughter is severely allergic to cats and dogs so we opted for a guinea pig as something she can handle with oversight from us. She's done pretty well and I'm glad to repo
    My Cage
    RIght now our cage is toooo small. We are planning a C&C cage soon with 2X5 grids and an upper level
    My Cage Specs
    Investigating a bigger cage, C&C Cage, 2x5 or greater, Includes upper deck, Pet Store Purchased Cage, in use
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