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I am a USDA Licensed Small animal Breeder Located in Chaska, MN.
I breed Fancy Rats, Fancy Mice, Guinea Pigs, Hamsters, Gerbils, African soft fur rats, Spiny Mice and Hedgehogs.
All my piggies are handled from birth and bred for Pet quality.
I typically have 5-7 breeding Pairs.
My piggies are typically kept in 2 females and 1 male Trios.
Daddy does a great job at helping raise the babies and it helps socialize them.
I use Aspen Bedding.
Guinea pigs require large cages so they have room to run around.
I use Guinea pig cages or Plastic white or clear storage totes that are at least 2 feet by 3 feet. The bigger the better!
Many of the totes i use for cages are Xmas tree storage totes.
I feed my Guinea pigs, Heims Guinea pig food which i buy in bulk directly from the production mill.
Guinea pigs require baths every few months and also will need nail trimming once a month.
Pig owners should be aware that nail trimming is necessary and be willing to trim the piggies nails themselves or bring to a Vet or someone able to do the trimming.
If the nails are not kept trimmed they will curl around and can start to grow into the little piggie's feet. Which is painful and can cause infection.
Some long haired Guinea pigs -such as Silkies or Peruvians, hair can grow quite long and may drag on the floor of the cage and get tangled and dirty so bathing and or a haircut would be needed from time to time.
Guinea pigs need vitamin C in their diet. Some Vitamin C comes in their pellet foods but they also need Vegetables for extra Vitamin C.
If guinea pigs do not receive enough Vitamin C they can get very ill and develop Scurvy.
Guinea pigs should be fed fresh vegetables such as Collard greens, Romaine Lettuce, peas and carrots a few times a week.
They also enjoy Oranges and Dandylions.
Guinea pigs need Timothy hay as a main part of their diet. Timothy Hay should be fed daily.
They Can also eat Orchard grass and Alfalfa.
Alfalfa can not be digested as well so should only be fed Alfalfa a couple times a week. (not daily)
Hay helps digestion and grind down the piggies teeth.
Guinea pigs are very messy, their cages need cleaning Frequently. They are high maintenance animals.
If you aren't prepared to clean cages frequently then i would suggest getting a lower maintenance pet.
Guinea pigs can be smelly, especially if cage cleaning isn't kept up with. If you are sensitive to animal smells then a Guinea pig may not be the pet for you.
Guinea pigs are very social and should always be kept in same gender pairs!
Switzerland actually made a law that it is illegal to only have one guinea pig due to them being such social critters.
Guinea pigs are a lot of fun! They make great emotional support friends!
When piggies are happy they will "Popcorn" around. (hop)
They make "Wheek wheek Squeak" noises, especially for noises they identify as food. Such as plastic bags, food bin or refrigerator noises.
Black, Brown, and pink with white Blaze Skinny Male Born 10/11/23
Pink with white and black nose skinny Male Born 10/12/23
Email: DiscoPanth@gmail.com
I am located in Chaska, MN.
We set up a day and time that works for both of us and you see if you like any piggies and if they like you.
Please bring a box or carrier with you for transporting the piggie.
Furry Guinea pigs are $30 per piggie.
Skinny Pigs/Werewolves are $65 per piggie.
Email: DiscoPanth@gmail.com