lexi468
Junior Guinea Pig
Hello!
So, as some of you may know, I lost my pig Midnight about a month ago. Unfortunately, that left his cagemate, Mocha, by himself.
I've had a really hard time finding a rescue or anything around me, as I live in the US and small animal rescues are few and far in between. Thankfully, my sister, who lives many many miles away from me, sent me a message about one of her friends that was rehoming her guinea pigs. She has two males, not bonded, but living in a connected cage. She told me she tried to bond them but chickened out really early, before anything concerning happened in the bonding process. I really want to take both of her pigs and bond then with Mocha. They are all around the same age, Mocha being the youngest, as well as the underpig with Midnight, also very docile.
I'm just wondering if this is possible. My cage is 7x2 c&c, with room to expand. Also, as the other two are not bonded either, do I bond them all at the same time, or separately?
So, as some of you may know, I lost my pig Midnight about a month ago. Unfortunately, that left his cagemate, Mocha, by himself.
I've had a really hard time finding a rescue or anything around me, as I live in the US and small animal rescues are few and far in between. Thankfully, my sister, who lives many many miles away from me, sent me a message about one of her friends that was rehoming her guinea pigs. She has two males, not bonded, but living in a connected cage. She told me she tried to bond them but chickened out really early, before anything concerning happened in the bonding process. I really want to take both of her pigs and bond then with Mocha. They are all around the same age, Mocha being the youngest, as well as the underpig with Midnight, also very docile.
I'm just wondering if this is possible. My cage is 7x2 c&c, with room to expand. Also, as the other two are not bonded either, do I bond them all at the same time, or separately?