Coronet Guinea Pig Rodents For Sale in Michigan
Are you looking to buy Coronet Guinea Pig rodents in Michigan? Look no further! At PetzLover, we provide a platform for you to sell, adopt, and find certified quality pets. Whether you're in search of a new furry friend or a responsible breeder, we've got you covered.
Price Range of Coronet Guinea Pig Rodents in Michigan
The price for Coronet Guinea Pig rodents can vary significantly based on factors like the breeder, the pet's lineage, and overall health. Generally, you can expect to pay between $50 to $100 for these adorable little pets in Michigan. This price range ensures you’re getting a quality pet that has been properly cared for and raised by reputable breeders.
Size, Weight, and Available Colors of Coronet Guinea Pig Rodents in Michigan
Coronet Guinea Pig rodents typically grow to a size of approximately 8 to 10 inches in length, with a healthy weight range of 1.5 to 3 pounds. They come in a variety of stunning colors, including white, black, cream, and agouti. These gorgeous colors and their sociable temperament make them a popular choice among pet enthusiasts in Michigan.
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Two Boy Guinea pigs for adoption. Please contact me for pricing. They are great boys. They come as a set since they shouldn't be alone. They need another furry friend. Grindle The brindle-haired one is the more curious one and won't hide in his house when I go to feed them. He will let me touch his nose with one finger. And he won't be scared as long as I try not to pick him up. The other one is cookie dough he’s a scardie cat and will hide in the log cabin they have. But when he's on your lap he will usually just sit there enjoying his snack of carrots. I love feeding them both baby carrots. The reason I’m giving them up for adoption is the fact that my son and husband are both allergic to them.View Detail