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Peruvian Guinea Pig Society

The Peruvian guinea pigs (PGP) are one of the most adorable pets on our planet, with a great history in Peru. The Peruvian guinea pigs have the longest hair of any guinea pig breed and were initially developed as show pigs. They are available in various colors, including the well-known tri-color pattern and cream and white variants. Before you decide to bring home a Peruvian, there are a lot of th

30/09/2023

30/09/2023

It's Guinea Pig Friday, Portrait of a Boy with Guinea Pigs in a Stable, Robert James, 1840

Three multi-colored Victorian era guinea pigs are tended by a young boy who keeps them in their vintage cage and displays the calico favorite on top, comfortably settled on a cloth. Note that the pigs have ample hay and even some greenery.

17/09/2023

Zero Stars....

1) So, how shall we rate the meal?
- It was tasty, but....
2) There wasn't nearly enough!
3) And the waiter just sat there, watching us eat!
It was weird!
- Zero stars!

16/09/2023

Sounds like music.😘😍🥰🤪

15/09/2023

Cutest pet ever!🥰

18/08/2023

Something exciting is coming your way! 👀

03/08/2023

Huy!😅

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07/06/2023

Are we adorable?🥰🤪🐹

Peruvian Guinea Pig Society

06/06/2023

Are you an aspiring barber?🤣

06/06/2023

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03/06/2023

4 Ways to bond with your Guinea Pig.

Peruvian Guinea Pig Society

27/05/2023

11 Tips For Looking After Guinea Pigs

27/05/2023

10 Months Old Peruvian Guinea Pig
Born: July 24, 2022
Gender: Boar

Peruvian Guinea Pig Society

27/05/2023

10 Months Old Peruvian Guinea Pig
Born: July 29, 2022
Gender: Sow

Peruvian Guinea Pig Society

27/05/2023

5 Months old Peruvian Guinea Pig
Born: December 15, 2022
Gender: Boar & Sow

Peruvian Guinea Pig Society

27/05/2023

4 Days Old Peruvian Guinea Pig
Born: May 23, 2023
Gender: Sow

Peruvian Guinea Pig Society

24/05/2023

Guinea Pig Growth + Weight Chart by Age

When we express the size of guinea pigs we put their lengths, rather than their height in mind.

You can measure the size of a guinea pig by placing a ruler on a flat surface, parallel to his body.

The size is the length from the tip of the nose to the rear.

It’s a perfectly natural thing for the weight and size to differ between different breeds and litters of guinea pigs.

Usually, a larger litter will produce lighter pups so it’s not unusual at all for a guinea pig to turn out smaller when he’s coming from a large family.