How big can a guinea pig grow?

Guinea pigs can grow to 20-25 centimeters and weigh about 2 pounds. When guinea pigs are 1-3 months old, their weight is mostly about 210-450 grams. When they are 4 months old, their weight is mostly about 500-550 grams. When they are 6 months old, their weight is mostly about 600-650 grams. At 7 months of age, the weight is mostly about 650-700 grams. At 8 months of age, the weight is mostly about 700-750 grams. By 11 months of age, the weight of both males and females is generally about 850 grams.
Notes on raising guinea pigs:
1. guinea pigs are social animals. When purchasing guinea pigs, it is best to buy two or more guinea pigs of different genders. Pig raising allows the guinea pigs to have companionship with each other.
2. Healthy guinea pigs are generally lively. When it has not recognized its owner, if you hold it in your hand, it will usually struggle desperately and may even bite its owner.
3. Guinea pigs are vegetarian animals and like to eat food such as grass, vegetables and fruits. However, when feeding them vegetables and fruits, be careful to cut them into small pieces first to make it easier for guinea pigs to eat.
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