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Baby Care Guinea Pig
Information on baby care guinea pig and guinea hen chicks can be found online along with pictures.
The gestation period varies between individuals and the average litter size is about 3-4 babies. Usually, the first breeding results in a small number of the babies born. The young are born large and fully furred, and can walk about. The babies have teeth and open eyes at this time. Although the babies can eat solid food and drink water from a container, they should be allowed to nurse their mother for at least 2 weeks. As they reach sexual maturity early, the animals of different sexes should be separated. Adult cavies' weight ranges between 1 and 3 pounds and grow to 10-15 inches long.
Information on baby care guinea pig and guinea hen chicks can be found online along with pictures.
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These animals were domesticated in South America where the natives used them as a source of food and it is still considered a delicacy today. Cavies come in many varieties and the most common varieties found in pet stores are the English Short Hair. These animals are very cute, funny, intelligent and sociable. They can even be trained to perform easy tricks, but only when food is involved and with many repetitions. These rodents have good eye sight and live for 4-5 years. Information on baby care guinea pig and guinea hen chicks can be found online along with pictures.
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