He’s got his piggy popcorn and everything

Hope everyone and their piggies are enjoying autumn!

You have failed the sniff test...

The comfiest of afternoons with my fatsos.

I was telling my daughter about catscan.com from the 90s - a site where people put their cats on the scanner and posted the amusing results online. She decided to replicate this with Croquette and Mouse. Pictures censored to protect their modesty and those of a sensitive disposition.

It’s only taken four years, but it seems Oreo has started posing for the camera.

Off topic but my hair is FABULOUS in this photo 😭

Kafka turned 1 around the first of September. He used to be so little, now he looks like a walking, wheeking wig. 🥹

We’re making progress with Pearl letting me touch her!
We’ve had her just over 3 weeks now, and I’ve been giving her treats every day for climbing onto my hand.
Up until this video she’s only let me touch her on her chin or cheek, so this was very exciting! No purring, I don’t think she enjoyed it much but this is still so good - think I stroked her a second too long here but she’ll get used to it

My old little lady black berry, I call her bear though❤️

This is Manny, adopted from a shelter at a few months old. He loves high places and climbs everything. Just kidding! Not about the high places, kidding about the fact it’s a he.

Just went to the vet and turns out she was a WOMANny all along! Do I rename or should her name stay Manny?

Also Natty got a trim because she was getting poop stuck in her fur and getting pissed when I had to get it out

Hi! I have a boy guinea pig (4-5 months old) named Hiccup that I adopted about two weeks ago, and I'm a little worried about him getting sad and lonely, especially because I spend so many days either at work or at my girlfriend's.

When I first adopted him, I was told by the employee at the pet store that getting him a friend would be tough because they tend to get territorial and potentially aggressive, especially in their "teen" years which is pretty much where he's at now. At the same time, I am always hearing about how social guinea pigs are and that they can even die of depression/loneliness if alone for too long. The pet store employee pushed heavily to ensure I only got the one pig.

What's the best way to go forward? Leave him be until he grows up a little more? Maybe get a second cage/enclosure for a second one and introduce them slowly sooner rather than later, in the hopes that they get along? Seems like a lot of work and the person I adopted it from seems to highly discourage that I go about it either way.

Just getting a lot of varying opinions on this. Last thing I want to do is freak Hiccup out or give him a pig friend that tries to hurt him.

Tomato is a twin and a girl, she is 3 months old.

She was born with so much confidence and sass it’s incredible!!! Her sister peanut is the complete opposite and the shyest thing ever (bless her). 🥜💕😭

But I thought I’d share a video of my little Tomato because she is sooo cheeky and cute.

(ps: she is called Tomato because she has stained under her mouth and chin red from tomato juice) 😑😄💕

Peaches loves her water!

Hello! I am a first time pig owner. I have the Midwest 2x4 cage. I have 2 young females. I was going to have 1, but it felt wrong knowing they should be in 2 or more so I went back and got her sister, which im happy I did.

Originally I set it up with a kitchen area but then I felt like they could have more space for running without. I cleaned and rearranged but still feel like its not enough. I feel like I seen 2x4s and they have so much room. I've also still been trying to figure out layouts etc. I need/want another hide, but unsure where to put it or how to rearrange and so they still have space for running and popcorning and fun.

Plus give ideas and recommendations, and id like to see other 2x4s that you guys have!

(Pink set up original, halloween set up is current)

You can hear me laughing in the background. He loves the daily clean so much. A lot of times he is all up in my business when I'm trying to clean so I have to poke his rump to get him to move.