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At what age can I separate a baby guinea pig from his mother2007-11-24 21:58:15Answers:

Male- 3 weeks old!!

Female- about 4-5 weeks!!

Hope I helped good luck with your piggies

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well if its a boy then it can get its mother pregnant at about the age of 3 weeks

ok like allitheaussie said she had to break there necks because she couldn't keep or sell them, never do that!! that is horrible and terribly inhumane!

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If you're old enough to take care of a guinea pig I'd say you're old enough to separate the baby from its mother.

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Male guinea pigs should be separated from their mother after 2 and a half weeks any longer than that and they will impregnate their mother/sisters and incested guinea pigs are usually deformed in someway or if they appear to be healthy usually aren't, when I started breeding guinea pigs one of the litters came out with liver problems I had to break their necks as I couldn't keep them but I couldn't sell them either, I had another litter where the babies were born with their feet curled up I had to put them down too as they had digestive problems.

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Male guinea pigs need to be separated at 3 weeks, females can remain with mom.

Alltheaussie, that is sick. I don't know how you can call yourself an animal lover. If you couldn't find homes for the babies perhaps that was the first clue you shouldn't be breeding more? Sheesh.

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Allithaussie, why in the world would you do that? Don't breed if you do that!