Awh such cuties! Congrats :)

Oh my goodness they're so cute!!

Welcome to the forum! Unless your girls are drawing blood there is no need to serparate them. Each time you do they have to restablish who is the dominant one, which really stresses pigs out, and will make things even worse. A little squabbling, rumblestrutting, and teeth chattering is...

And don't beat yourself up when you get off course! Its a lifestyle change, so it isn't going to happen over night. Reward yourself when you've done well, and just carry on when you slip up. Eventually it won't be as hard to say no to it. :)

I love all the progress you've made here! Keep up the great work! And yes we always want to see pigtures :)

Re: Helpppppp!! Any ideas??! I also have 2 boys. My fleece varies to whatever I can get my hands on. I have rudder duckies, plain lime green, dark and light blue, and one with a wolf head on it, which seems to be their favourite (go figure) lol. I also use monster truck patterned pillow cases...

It took a long time for my boys to come around to peppers for some reason. Its one of their favourite things now so be persistant! lol Also Paver - I would never give my pigs any grains of any kind. Grains are not digested properly, and it is just empty calories that will make your pig gain...

Awesome! Thanks for posting this! I have chins that live in a ferret nation, so I will be trying this for sure. I love how neat and tidy everything looks in the after picture.

Guinea pigs need 1 cup of veggies per day per pig. https://www.guineapigcages.com/forum/threads/22156-READ-ME-Cavy-Nutrition-Charts-amp-Poisonous-Plants-List <- This is a great handy dandy chart that lists which veggies you can feed and how often. I fed lettuce everyday (red leaf or green leaf...

I suggest you get rid of the mini cakes, and change your pellets. Most pet store "treats" are not good for any animal. If they're the ones with yogurt frosting then its espically good to get rid of them. Guinea pigs are herbivores and were not made to digest dairy. Guinea pigs need to be...

My boys go crazy for cherry tomatos. They hunt through their dish of veggies until they find it lol. (btw romaine is not higher in calcium than any other lettuce, it just seems to make some pigs excrete more calcium in their urine).

My 2 boys only cuddle together after they've had a bath. Once they realize the trauma is over and I wasn't infact trying to drown them, they go back to chattering at one another.

I'm assuming they're in your room since you couldn't sleep last night? Is there anywhere else you can put them until they sort this out? They are probably just trying to establish who's boss in their new enviroment, so be patient. It will take time for them to get used to their new...

Firstly I'd just like to say that I'm sorry you are in this situation. But I do find it odd that you got this allergy all of a sudden. You've never had any reaction to hay before? I was just curious if you have switched your hay brand or farmer lately? Or maybe even the bedding your pigs are...

MochaAndMoo Thanks! She's my little darling. Marvel is super cute too! I love how he poses for pictures. Cashew does not like getting her picture taken. She hardly sits still lol!

2 weeks is usually a pretty good length as long as both pigs are healthy. If you're nervous 3 weeks is plenty. And a warm welcome to the forum from me and my 2 boys!! :)

I can't help with rabbit care, sadly when I had one I was very misinformed :(, but I just wanted to say that Penny and Kenny are gorgeous rabbits! (Love the names too!)

Last two I swear! lol All grown up. She'll be a year in October :'). She's very tidy, only poops in one corner of her cage, and stackes all her food. She begs for her veggies every night, and has tons of energy!

Awh everyone's mice are super cute! This is Cashew. I found her laying in my laundry room as a tiny little thing. Her eyes weren't even open yet. I have no idea where she came from, and I really didn't want my cat to eat her, so I took her in and hand raised her. I fed her every 2 hours around...

I love the videos! The black and white one seems more excited about the balls than the pellets lol. I've trained my boys to "twirl" for a treat, and to stand "up" on their hind legs. Currently I'm working on "come", which my one social pig is good with, but my shyer one is still a little...