Guinea Pig Emergency.. Please help !

Guinea pig pregnancies last 59-72 days, usually longer rather than shorter.

If she's at least 6-7 weeks pregnant, you should be able to feel the pups kicking when you put your hands along her flanks.

As she gets close to her due date, handle her as little as possible. She'll move less, and will drink more, so make sure she doesn't lie in her own urine.

She needs alfalfa pellets, good long strand grass hay (timothy, blue, orchard, meadow, brome), and a cup of veggies per day. See https://www.guineapigcages.com/foru...y-nutrition-charts-poisonous-plants-list.html for what you can feed and how often.

So you'll know what to watch for, read (broken link removed) and (broken link removed). Baby proof the cage by putting cardboard or coroplast up the sides so the babies can't escape, and leave it there until they're too big to get their heads caught.

Save up some money for a vet fund, because you can never tell when you're going to need it, and exotic vets can be really expensive.

If your current pig is a male, be sure to keep them separated -- she can get pregnant again immediately after giving birth, and that's very hard on sows.

thanks .. if she is pregnant and has boys ill be sure to seperate them, we dont need any more accidents for the poor thing!

you will want to sex the babies at 2 weeks old: https://www.cavyspirit.com/sexing.htm
You will want to separate any male babies at 3 weeks old