Guinea Pig for sale in Spring Lake Park, Minnesota | $2,500
2 Cute Boys (Vern and Butter)
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing ID
:450152
Price / Fee
:$2,500
Location
:Spring Lake Park, Anoka County, Minnesota
Published
:30+ days ago
Breeder
Listing Description
Our daughters got these 2 boys for Christmas 2 1/2 years ago. They are now in high school, have very active lives and do not have the appropriate time to spend with these guys.
Vern and Butter are funny guys. They love to see who gets to the carrots first and run and hide them from each other. They are vocal and make plenty of funny noises. Usually only in the early evening when they know they are going to be getting dinner. They eat almost anything that they are allowed to eat, not picky at all. They LOVE their hay.
Pet Listing Essentials
Price / Fees
:$2,500
Frequently Asked Questions
What are Vern and Butter?
Vern and Butter are guinea pigs that love to play and interact with their surroundings. Our daughters received these 2 cute boys for Christmas to bring joy and laughter into our home.
How long have they been a part of the family?
Vern and Butter have been with us for 2 1/2 years. As the girls have grown and become busy with their high school activities, they have less time to devote to these adorable pets.
What is their personality like?
These funny guinea pigs are quite vocal and make a variety of humorous noises, especially in the evenings when they know dinner time is approaching. They also love to play games, like racing to the carrots and hiding them from each other.
What do they eat?
Vern and Butter are not picky eaters; they enjoy a wide range of foods and absolutely LOVE their hay. They will likely eat almost anything that is safe for them.
What kind of pet are they?
Vern and Butter are classified as rodents and specifically belong to the breed of guinea pigs. They make great companions and are known for their friendly nature.
What is their price and where are they located?
The price for adopting Vern and Butter is $2500, and they are located in Spring Lake Park, Anoka County, Minnesota, United States.
