Steve Guinea piggies Norfolk

We currently have several girls in our care, some of whom are pregnant. We have a large area for them and are in the process of improving the shed. If anyone would like to help, please check out our list. https://www.amazon.co.uk/hz/wishlist/ls/IZ9LOF9Z5DZ9?ref_=wl_share

Okay, let's talk about guinea pigs and their social lives! It's a topic that consistently provides me with both immense amusement and a healthy dose of head-scratching. You see, I've become somewhat of a guinea pig overlord, or at least, that's how I like to think of myself. In reality, I'm probably closer to a slightly frazzled, yet devoted, snack dispenser. It's true, these little fuzzballs are social critters. They thrive in groups, or so they say. And I've taken that advice to heart, believe me. I've got a veritable guinea pig metropolis going on here, a bustling hub of wheeks, zoomies, and the occasional dramatic squeak. I've got two separate herds, because, well, let's just say not everyone is cut out for a "group hug" situation. My first herd, the big kahunas, consists of eight piggies luxuriating in a twenty four square foot palace. That's right, twenty four square feet! That's bigger than my first apartment, and they appreciate it far more than I ever did my studio's questionable plumbing. Then we have the smaller, more refined bunch of four enjoying their fifteen foot haven. It's a carefully orchestrated balancing act, like a fuzzy, potato-shaped version of the United Nations. Now, you might think having so many of these little potato-shaped bundles of joy would be a harmonious symphony of cuteness. And sometimes, it is. But sometimes, it's more like a tiny, high-pitched soap opera. Originally, we had some "boss pigs" - let's call them the "alpha" and the "omega" – and they, bless their little hearts, just could not see eye-to-eye. It was less "BFFs forever" and more "glare-offs at dawn." So, for the sake of everyone’s sanity (and to avoid any potential tiny guinea pig brawls), we opted for the great divide. Separate but equal, I always say. Ok, I say it to the guinea pigs, and they mostly just stare back at me. To keep the peace, and to ensure that nobody feels short-changed, we’ve got multiple litter trays scattered around. Think of them as str

I am truly in disbelief. These two incredible rabbits 🐇🐰are desperately seeking a loving home! 🏡 We have cherished them for a while, and I deeply hope they'll find their perfect forever family soon. Lionhead 💙 approximately 18-20 months, not neutered. Enjoys cuddles. ❤️ A young girl, full of curiosity, adores being fed. Message us for adoption.

I cannot believe that no one wants this lad! He is the most adorable thing going and needs some friends. Message for more details to 🏡🙏💙⭐️

adoption needed

Hello, we still have this lovely 😍 lady who is approx 20weeks she really needs some company, message for more details. 🐇🐰♥️

These two are looking for adoption Contact us for more information.

Today, we had the heartwarming experience of rehoming several adorable guinea pigs. These little creatures are not just pets; they require love, care, and attention to thrive in their new environments. When people reach out to us asking to adopt, we believe it’s essential to emphasize that the process isn’t merely about saying, “Here you go.” Each guinea pig has its unique personality and needs, which is why we take the time to screen potential adopters carefully. We engage in conversations to understand the level of experience each person has with guinea pigs. It’s crucial to assess their understanding of proper care, including diet, habitat requirements, and socialization needs. Many people are unaware that guinea pigs are social animals that often thrive in pairs or groups. By ensuring that adopters comprehend the responsibilities involved in pet ownership, we aim to create lasting bonds between the guinea pigs and their new families. This thoughtful approach helps us place these lovely creatures in homes that will provide the love and care they deserve, ensuring a happy and fulfilling life for everyone involved. Here some of our piggies that went to a new home today

We have had a crazy day but this all makes it special ready for rehoming.

A day in the life of Petz Rescue Rabbits And Rehoming - UK Norfolk Did you know we have a boarding area for rabbits, Guinea pigs, ferrets and small rodents. We also collect all pets via our sister business Norfolk Petztransport See video below of some guests. Don’t forget we will help with rabbits and pigs that need Rehoming. Contact me via message. Website www.Petztransport.com

The love of dog and Guinea pig

They love each other so much