Jenwah
Junior Guinea Pig
Hello,
I've been searching for threads on here regarding moving pigs in together. Birt has been neutered now since 20th August, the vet said after 4 weeks they should be ok to put together.
For the last 2 weeks, I've had them meeting each other, on neutral grounds, but I've stayed with them all the time. They seem to be ok - Gertrude was grooming Birt and nibbled his ear, Birt started following Gertrude and sniffing bums has been happening.
I read today about putting a bowl of veg in the middle of the floor and get them to bond/share over that, which I thought was a fab idea, I'll try that after. But, do you think I still need to keep them bonding before putting them into the cage together?
When do you know it's "time" to go in together?
Thanks
I've been searching for threads on here regarding moving pigs in together. Birt has been neutered now since 20th August, the vet said after 4 weeks they should be ok to put together.
For the last 2 weeks, I've had them meeting each other, on neutral grounds, but I've stayed with them all the time. They seem to be ok - Gertrude was grooming Birt and nibbled his ear, Birt started following Gertrude and sniffing bums has been happening.
I read today about putting a bowl of veg in the middle of the floor and get them to bond/share over that, which I thought was a fab idea, I'll try that after. But, do you think I still need to keep them bonding before putting them into the cage together?
When do you know it's "time" to go in together?
Thanks
