Cavy Rodents for Sale in Franklin County, Pennsylvania
Welcome to PetzLover, your online destination for finding adorable Cavy Rodents for sale in Franklin County, Pennsylvania. These little furballs make excellent pets and companions. Our listings here feature certified breeders, ensuring that you can adopt or buy healthy guinea pigs at competitive prices.
Price Range of Cavy Rodents
The price of Cavy Rodents can vary widely, typically ranging from $20 to $150 depending on factors like breed, age, and health condition. Specialty breeds may fetch higher prices, while adopting or purchasing from local breeders can often lead to more affordable options.
Size and Weight
Generally, Cavy Rodents weigh between 1.5 to 3 pounds and typically grow to a size of approximately 10 to 14 inches in length. Their small size makes them ideal for indoor living, and they require minimal space.
Available Colors
Cavy Rodents come in an array of stunning colors. You might find them in shades like:
- White
- Agouti
- Black
- Brown
- Golden
- Cinnamon
Each color adds to the diverse beauty of these lovable pets, making it easy to find one that fits your personal preference.
Explore More Rodents
If you are interested in a wider variety of rodents, check out our listings for Guinea Pigs, Hedgehogs, and Sugar Gliders. Additionally, you can find rodents for sale in nearby locations such as Chambersburg, Mercersburg, and even Washington County, MD.
Don't miss your chance to bring home a Cavy Rodent. Check our listings above or reach out via email at contact@petzlover.com for further inquiries!
2 Guinea pigs the white one is Toffee the black one is Squirtle their cages cost about 400$ and the playpen I’d give you is about 100$ but I’ll give it all to you for free I’ve got 2 bags of hay and half a bag of food and toys and everything you’d need, I don’t want to get rid of them but I can’t take care of them in college so I just really need them to go to a good home YOU CANNOT PUT THEM TOGETHER THEY WILL TRY TO KILL EACH OTHER (idk how’d they do with other Guinea pigs but they don’t like eachother) you’d have to come pick them up though, and if you don’t want the cage that’s fineView Detail