Guinea Pig Papa
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I think you'll be fine. I couldnt completely get rid or Scooters scent either, and Leo and Simon were fine.
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I think you'll be fine. I couldnt completely get rid or Scooters scent either, and Leo and Simon were fine.
Just don't let them get together. He'll be perfectly capable of impregnating her in a very few days.
Most vets won't neuter until about 4 months or so. Just check his sac and penis sheath weekly, but only clean if necessary.
Brody is a very handsome little guy. What a precious face! He may not know it yet, but he ended up in a wonderful home. I'm very happy for you.
My first two piggies ended up being males after I purchased what I thought was two females. They lived together for almost 8 years with never an argument between them. I've always gone with females after them but I did find that the males were calmer and enjoyed being held more than any of my females. I've seen many posts here and elsewhere that said a neutered male and a female were really a good combination. I hope that Brody and Bella become best friends.
I've seen many posts here and elsewhere that said a neutered male and a female were really a good combination.
Bianca's eating what I give her. Diced yellow pepper, kale, parsley, lettuce. I'm not doing the more treat veggies yet like tomato, cuke, zucchini, endive that bella gets. Need her to have these as favs. When she's in with bella then.
What she's eating now is a great start!
I just noticed that you have the same S&P guinea pig shakers that I do. Did you buy yours from Amazon? That's where I found mine. Aren't they just the cutest things?