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Post by emma2995 on Jun 12, 2019 7:19:56 GMT
Please help there is nothing that's changed nothing to scare everyday I feed them by hand to get them used to me and been working so well they happily climb on me now but this one degu will not stop squawking please help only been doing it this morning xx
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Post by emma2995 on Jun 12, 2019 7:20:34 GMT
Please help there is nothing that's changed nothing to scare everyday I feed them by hand to get them used to me and been working so well they happily climb on me now but this one degu will not stop squawking please help only been doing it this morning it isn't a newborn degu as it says above xx |
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Post by moletteuk on Jun 12, 2019 7:31:22 GMT
Can you give us some more information, is it a boy or a girl, how old, have you had them long? And what kind of squeak is it? Any other body language?
The good news is that degus usually go very quiet when they are unwell or in pain, so it's more likely to be some kind of social reason or possibly he/she could be alarmed by a noise outside.
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Post by misscatafer on Jun 12, 2019 11:50:22 GMT
Is it a male? After mating or self pleasuring male degus will squeak loudly for up to half an hour - they love to brag about it!
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