Hi.
We lost one of our males about 3 months ago at a fairly young age. After going to the pet store to try and find another male to keep podge company we were too soft hearted and ended up coming home with 3 Guinea pig companions for our boy Podge. After observing them for 3 weeks I thought something wasn't quite right and took them all to the vets to double check their sex.... Lo and behold Splodge, Dobby and Princess Conseula Bananahammock (PCB for short) were all girls. I separated them straight away but obviously not in time as all 3 my girls are now pregnant. We had an ultrasound scan done last week and they are all at different stages of pregnancy. I have put Splodge in a smaller separate cage as I read somewhere that one Guinea pig in labour could trigger labour in the others. But even though the vet said she was ready to pop that was a week ago and there's still no sign of any babies and I'm worried that she'll get lonely. Her pelvic bones are about a finger width apart. How long do you think it will be until we have the pitter patter of tiny feet? I don't think I was this nervous when I had my children lol.
We lost one of our males about 3 months ago at a fairly young age. After going to the pet store to try and find another male to keep podge company we were too soft hearted and ended up coming home with 3 Guinea pig companions for our boy Podge. After observing them for 3 weeks I thought something wasn't quite right and took them all to the vets to double check their sex.... Lo and behold Splodge, Dobby and Princess Conseula Bananahammock (PCB for short) were all girls. I separated them straight away but obviously not in time as all 3 my girls are now pregnant. We had an ultrasound scan done last week and they are all at different stages of pregnancy. I have put Splodge in a smaller separate cage as I read somewhere that one Guinea pig in labour could trigger labour in the others. But even though the vet said she was ready to pop that was a week ago and there's still no sign of any babies and I'm worried that she'll get lonely. Her pelvic bones are about a finger width apart. How long do you think it will be until we have the pitter patter of tiny feet? I don't think I was this nervous when I had my children lol.