We have our 13 year old neighbor come over once a day and give the guinea pig food and water. We pay $5 a day. Now, if you are going to be gone for 2 months, they will also need to change the cage — so you may have to pay a little more for that. If you don’t have any friends/neighbors that are willing, then check with your local “small animal” veterinarian. They may have some recommendations.

Do you have a neighbor or friend that you can trust? If so, have them care for the guinea pig. It should work out.

You have to get someone to come checkup on them and feed the and give them fresh water daily ask a trusted friend or family member

some pet shops do boarding, ask around.

If you don’t have a friends of family member who could take care of it for you, you may ask a dog sitting company if they would do it.

Also, if it is during school time, maybe you can get a teacher to keep it in the classroom. they usually have class pets so the kids can learn about different animals & how to take care of them.

Ask a friend and pay them to come over to your house feed and water it and also clean it’s cage.