Various Baby Guinea Pigs
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Various baby guinea pigs for sale:
Two brothers black/cream harlequin cross, born 22/10/19, £35
One baby boy cream Californian (black nose) also born 22/10/19, £25.
(Can be sold as a trio with his two black brothers for £50, or with the magpie baby for £40).
Baby boy magpie guinea pig born 16/10/19, £20.
Black with ginger female, born 30/09/19, £20 - Sold
Cream californian female (black pointed) & her pure cream female, california parents, born 22/10/19, £45 - Reserved
Mother-daughter duo, white with cream mum born 05/06/19, daughter cream with black born 09/11/19, £40. - Sold
- Single guinea pigs must be going to a home already with guinea pigs, otherwise will only sell in pairs+
- Family/Parents can be seen
- Diet sheets provided
- Change over food given
- I will ask to see the setup of their future home (hutch etc)
- Not suitable for first time guinea pig owners
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