Re: Guinea pig has diarrhea : (

On May 8, 2:50=A0am, GuinG...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On May 7, 4:22=A0am, Scorpio <mwhit...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On May 7, 10:25=A0am, GuinG...@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > > Going to the vet tomorrow because my guinea pig has been having some
> > > problems with diarrhea and also pellets becoming stuck up her
bottom.
> > > She is also not eating very much and has become very skinny/bony.
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> > > isn't squeaking much and is very quiet.
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> > > I'm really very worried about her, she is 7 years old but she's been
> > > in good health for the last year. Any ideas what could be causing
> > > this? She has had other health problems in the past and both times
> > > they mentioned having her put down, but she recovered fully on both
> > > occasions. I know she is a fighter and want her to live as long as
> > > possible.
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> > > I hope she will be okay so please wish us luck for tomorrow.
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> > Hi, there is another thread called "Ping Heather" which addresses this
> > subject a bit. =A0Also I thought g/ps only had a short life span of
> > around 4 years? =A0Seems like your piggie is having a good innings
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> > must be wonderful for you. =A0Good luck for your doctor's visit.
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> > Megan
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> Thanks for your reply Megan. She has been to the vet today and they
> think she may have some kind of internal cyst and also some possible
> kidney problems. They said they wouldn't no for sure without an x-ray,
> but they gave her some antibiotics and said to keep an eye on her.
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> Guinea pigs can actually live up to 8-10 years, so 7 is certainly a
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Well cross fingers she gets better soon.  What's her name?

Megan