Little Wheekers Guinea Pig Rescue Bristol

14/11/2025

Foster Friday 🐹

Introducing our gorgeous eligible bachelors who are looking for the love(s) of their life 🥰. These two handsome chaps are both neutered and so looking for female friendship.

Please get in touch if you are interested.

09/11/2025

Introducing JoJo (white belt) and Nikita (of Strictly fame) who are two gorgeous little 11 month old piggies. They are growing in confidence every day and now eat out in the open and run up and down the ramp. They take treats from their foster mum and will happily let her pick them up and smoosh for a few minutes. They eat everything and enjoyed being out on the grass when it was warmer. JoJo is in charge but they are very happy together and good friends - but happy to have some chilling out space apart, and every now and then, Nikita will take himself off upstairs for a bit of me time ! These little boys are full of love and character and have the loudest squeaks ever when food is on its way!

07/11/2025

There once were some pigs, small and spry,
Who joined Feet Out Friday, oh my!
As dark nights drew near,
They squeaked, “Winter’s here!”
With toes in the air ‘neath the sky. 🐹👣

28/10/2025

Congratulations Amy and Winston! 🥳🐹✨

25/10/2025

Don’t forget to vote for your favourite photo by giving it a like! 🐹

Entry and voting ends tomorrow night! 🤞

Get those piggies posing!! 📸🐹✨

Post your best piggy picture in the comments for a chance to be our page’s banner for a month and win a Goody Bag full of guinea pig food and treats!

The photo with the most likes will win!

25/10/2025

Meet Fluffy and Scruffy! These boys are around 3 years. Whilst they were shy when they first came to us, they are now more confident. They definitely recognise the sound of a chopping board as meaning veggies! Whilst they can be a little timid to be picked up, they will then sit nicely for cuddles! The boys will need an indoor home and a 5x2 c&c.

24/10/2025

Why not make some fun enrichment for your guinea pigs?! 🐹🥒

23/10/2025

Gut stasis occurs when the movement in the stomach and the muscles in the intestines slow down. This can be causes by lots of different things.

It is important to spot the signs early and get your guinea pig to the vet as soon as possible to prevent your guinea pig becoming severely unwell.

Here’s how to spot the signs of gut stasis. 🐹

23/10/2025

Urinary health is really important for guinea pigs, so here’s how you can support them at home. 🏠

Remember, if you have any concerns regarding your guinea pigs health, always contact your vet.

23/10/2025