How can i tell how pregnant my GP is??

Question

guinea pig

bc i bought her from a breeder and she was kept with other guinea pigs male and i bought her for breeding with MY male GP

but my first guinea pig that i bred wasnt a dishplate it was a suprise when we she had em i got another girl for her son and i cant tell how pregnant she is and how can i tell if she's blind??

and i dont need to know bout the hips fusing if i didnt know things like that i wouldnt breed them

i am an experienced breeder i want to know also about other peoples experiences with guinea pigs

i am an experienced breeder cs i left my computa the other day on and my little sister came on the computa and i was still logged on and she started asking questions which she should of just asked me but i had gone out so thats why so dont go judging me cs if you have no clue waht is going on!

and plus all my other questions i asked i only asked bcoz i thought u got points for asking questions which now i know u dont i dont really want answers to my questions so stop answering my questions cs i dont care what u think!

Answer 1

take it to the vet.

Answer 2

GPs are usually pregnant 59-72 days, depending on the size of the litter. There is really no way to tell at home how far along she is. But if she is over 6 months old, you need to get to a vet asap. Around 6 months of age, a female gps pelvis fuses, usually making birth very difficult, and usually they will need a c-section to prevent death to either the mother or the babies.

EDIT: HA! You are obviously not an experienced, RESPONSIBLE breeder or you would know better than to ask these types of questions for one, and you would also know better than to come to an online community to ask, you would have called your veterinarian by now!

Answer 3

There is no way of telling how pregnant she is.
If she looks like a dish plate and can not move much then she probably only have 1-2 weeks to go. Its just a wait and see thing.

How old is the pig?

Are you aware that iIf she is over 6 months and not had babies yet her pubic bone will be fused and she will be unable to give birth naturally!

Answer 4

well when did you breed your pig? normal gestation is around 2 months for a guinea pig. the babies are born with teeth, hair and eyes open. they may eat and drink from the start, but should be allowed to nurse from mom for at least 2-3 weeks. remove the male as he can become aggressive. also it can be difficult to find homes and litters can on average be from 1-6 pigs. please keep the male and female seperated. if you are not an experienced breeder please do not breed them again. it's not fair to the babies. if you're curious about babies, watch discovery channel or national geographic. they have a great series in the womb. please check that out instead.

Answer 5

Ask the pig i am sure they can tell u.