Abyssinian Guinea Pig Rodents for Sale in Montgomery County, Texas
Are you looking to buy an Abyssinian Guinea Pig in Montgomery County, Texas? Look no further! Abyssinian Guinea Pigs are an adorable and friendly breed of rodents that make great pets. Our classified website, PetzLover, features a variety of listings from certified breeders and pet shops to help you find the perfect companion.
Price Range for Abyssinian Guinea Pigs
If you’re considering bringing an Abyssinian Guinea Pig into your home, you might be wondering about the price. In Montgomery County, Texas, the price for Abyssinian Guinea Pigs typically ranges from $30 to $100, depending on factors such as the breeder’s reputation, the lineage of the pig, and the specific characteristics of the pet you choose. This price range ensures you can find a quality pet that fits your budget.
Size, Weight, and Colors
Abyssinian Guinea Pigs are generally small rodents with an average size of about 10 to 12 inches long. Their weight usually falls between 1.5 and 2.5 pounds. One of the charming traits of this breed is their varied colors; in Montgomery County, Texas, you can find Abyssinians in shades of agouti, golden, black, white, and even a mix of colors which adds to their unique appearance.
If you’re interested in exploring more options, check out our listings for Abyssinian Guinea Pigs, as well as other rodents for sale in Montgomery County. You can also find Rats For Sale, Dumbo Ear Rats, Rodents in Harris County, Rodents in Houston, and Rodents in Liberty County.
Ready to make a new furry friend? Check our listings above! For any questions or inquiries, feel free to reach us at contact@petzlover.com.
Two very sweet, bonded males. They’ve been together for at least 5 years, they get along very well despite their gender and need to go to the same homeView Detail
I'm selling two Male Guinea pigs because I'm moving to another house and they don't allow pets at the new house they are in good healthy condition I feed them Timothy hay and I buy the big bag of bedding and a big bag of Timothy hayView Detail