Breed, food, sound and care insights
Guinea Pig Identifier
Identify breeds and explore health guidance, plus Food Scanner for harmful foods, vitamin C and portions, Sound Translator, cage setup, and Poop & Pee Checker.
For guinea pig people
Know your guinea pig. Care like an expert.
Wheeky helps you identify your guinea pig's breed from a photo, spot changes worth asking a vet about, and master everyday guinea pig care with guidance based on published care sources.
Educational support, not veterinary advice. Our guides cite sources such as RSPCA, PDSA and the Merck Veterinary Manual. For health concerns, see an exotic vet. How we work
Built for guinea pig people
Three apps. One calmer care routine.
Identify what you are seeing, keep care guidance close, and organize the daily tasks that keep your pigs comfortable.
Everyday care companion
Guinea Pig Guide
Search 200+ food ratings, follow the first-seven-days program, prepare for emergencies, and understand your guinea pig's sounds.
New: daily care organizer
Wheeky: Piggy Planner
Feeding, cage cleaning, weight trends, vet notes and expenses. Keep every pig's routine together, without keeping it all in your head.
Free tool
Guinea Pig Age Calculator
Find your guinea pig's life stage and get focused feeding, monitoring, and comfort advice.
Free tool
Cage Size Calculator
Pick how many pigs you have and get the right square feet and C&C grid layout.
Free tool
Vitamin C Calculator
Enter your pig's weight to see daily vitamin C and vegetable portions.
New owner guide
Your First Guinea Pig
Prepare the cage, handle arrival day, build trust, and follow the first-week essentials.
Meet the breeds
From classic Americans to hairless Skinny Pigs, explore 12 popular breeds.
Abyssinian Guinea Pig
Short, with 6–10 rosettes · Intermediate care
Peruvian Guinea Pig
Very long, flowing · Advanced care
Teddy Guinea Pig
Short, dense, springy · Beginner care
Skinny Pig
Hairless (fuzzy nose and feet) · Advanced care
Care library
Practical, vet-informed reading for every guinea pig owner.
5 min read
Guinea Pig Poop Color Chart: Normal vs Abnormal Droppings
What healthy guinea pig poop looks like, which colors and shapes are normal, and which droppings mean you should call an exotic vet.
5 min read
Why Is My Guinea Pig Eating Its Own Poop? Cecotropes Explained
Guinea pigs eat special soft droppings called cecotropes. Learn why this is healthy, how they differ from diarrhea and when to worry.
5 min read
Small or Teardrop-Shaped Guinea Pig Poop: What It Means
Smaller, fewer or teardrop-shaped droppings can mean your guinea pig is eating or drinking less. Learn the causes and urgent signs.