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  1. LunaAndPepper

    Spayed mother living with two grown sons?

    Hello! About a month ago, I adopted two "female" Guinea pigs from a pet store, one happened to be male and the other turned out to be pregnant. I had to give the father away, but now there's the problem of what to do with the two newborn male guinea pigs. They are perfectly healthy, and I really...
  2. S

    I can't go to a vet about our dying guinea pig.

    We bought guinea pigs a few years ago. Little did we know they'd been inbred, and all except 1 have grown tumours and two have died because of it. The first guinea pig that grew a tumour was taken to a vet and had an operation to remove it, but that cost my mum £90 and she said she wouldn't...
  3. RachelLaura2012

    Bonding 2 Males

    Hi, We got our first boar Dwight in Autumn 2019 - he was recommended to be homed individually because he was apparently bullied and when we got him, he had a couple of recovering cuts on his face. We kept him alone until January to see how he developed and he was doing well. He was lively and...
  4. S

    mystery guinea pig paralysis! please help!

    I checked on my guinea pigs and I noticed one flopped on its side not moving. I at first thought he was dead and freaked out but upon closer inspection I noticed he was still aware, the problem was his legs. He had no control over his hind or front legs and even his head was just flopping...
  5. Jesse's pigs

    E. cuniculi

    Hi, Not a piggy post, but i guess still relevant. So my bunny has had loss of balance today (I am going to see a vet so I'm not seeking a diagnosis) and is just rather wobbly. He isn't paralyzed. He is still using his hind legs to itch and can kick etc (and hump- thanks for the demonstration...
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