Most animals are social and enjoy communicating with one another or even with their human. Guinea pigs are no exception. They love to talk with other guinea pigs and with their people. If you’ve witnessed a nose touch among guinea pigs or whistling then you’ve already witnessed some communication methods. In general, guinea pigs use their body language and vocalized squeaks and squeals to communicate with one another and to speak to humans. Like dogs and cats, guinea pigs also like to sniff one another as a way to say hello and explore. Guinea pigs will sniff each other’s nose, ears, chin, and even rear end. A simple sniff can tell guinea pigs a lot. If your guinea pig is not very talkative or active then it could mean that he isn’t feeling well. In this situation, observe your guinea pig’s actions and report them to the vet clinic Columbia, MD.
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