QUOTE(Rynna @ Apr 6 2011, 05:15 PM)
Thanks a lot for the suggestion. Yes, for this week, I am in the midst of feeding the liquid vitamin C, and the powdery meds given by Dr. Vellayan by the time I go to the hospital. These meds hopefully can increase his appetite to eat or drink again. Right now he only responded to soft type of food, he ate Lettuce also, but very little. At least something rather than nothing at all right? It's not an easy job to take care when he is really sick, he will refuse to anything you offer, even his regular fav food. I have to feed him regularly with syringe, because he can't eat by himself. He's too weak, and too skinny, he can't even lift up his head properly. Poor thing. I wish to know what's the cause of it and how it happen.
So sorry to hear about Gucci, she's surely in peace now.
Yes, I kind of agree with you, there are not many experienced vets here who can treat GP or has expertise with GP in Malaysia.
Most vets that I called just said, "no we don't treat guinea pigs, but you can just bring him here and we'll have a look".. How can I trust such statement?
My point is, if you're not sure then don't just say you can do something about it, and just charged for the sake of consultation fees. End up you still go back with nothing and waiting for your poor guinea to recover. Sorry if I'm a bit emotional about this, I just had few bad experience before.
No signs of mites, the fur, ear, eyes, teeth as I checked are perfectly healthy. He's only 7 months now.
Sure, I won't mind sharing and update about him here.. at least it's good for future or current owners to face this kind of difficulties and emergency situation like this. Not to scare future owners but, just be prepared with some proper research beforehand because GPs are quite prone to sickness. Hopefully he can survive longer.
is the poo normal? i mean is it watery, shrunken, or dry? do u weight ur piggy often? if u does wat was its weight at 7 month? wat have u been feeding ur piggy b4 this? is there any changes in his diet? i mean did u change brand to a new pellet or hay? wat vege or fruit u normally feed it?So sorry to hear about Gucci, she's surely in peace now.
Yes, I kind of agree with you, there are not many experienced vets here who can treat GP or has expertise with GP in Malaysia.
Most vets that I called just said, "no we don't treat guinea pigs, but you can just bring him here and we'll have a look".. How can I trust such statement?
No signs of mites, the fur, ear, eyes, teeth as I checked are perfectly healthy. He's only 7 months now.
Sure, I won't mind sharing and update about him here.. at least it's good for future or current owners to face this kind of difficulties and emergency situation like this. Not to scare future owners but, just be prepared with some proper research beforehand because GPs are quite prone to sickness. Hopefully he can survive longer.
Added on April 6, 2011, 5:55 pm
QUOTE(humaiera @ Apr 6 2011, 04:36 PM)
Xavi, need to tell u some news, good
n bad
d good news is Timmy got a child, white color (right side) n got bit black n choc on left side
d bad news : only 1 survive, d other 1.....
n Yuki's sick... her right eye got crust smthing like dt... already bring her to vet, hop she get well soon
really congrat!! timmy so productive.. lol.. how old was yuki when she gave birth? death of the babies is likely if the mom is inexperience or too young.. crust on the eye.. ai ya ya.. u got eyemo or something? try use a cotton pad, tap a few drop of eyemo on it and swap the crust away.. i wanna advice to bath ur yuki but she jus gave birth better dont 1st..d good news is Timmy got a child, white color (right side) n got bit black n choc on left side
d bad news : only 1 survive, d other 1.....
n Yuki's sick... her right eye got crust smthing like dt... already bring her to vet, hop she get well soon
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