Dwarfpotato
Junior Guinea Pig
Tico has lymphoma. She has quite a lot of swelling in her neck. A combination of not moving around as much and the swelling making it harder for her to clean means she often has pee in her panties. I give her a bum bath about once a week. She hates them and my house isn't the warmest so I don't want to up the frequency unless she gets significantly muckier and it's affecting her skin.
At the moment I'm using gorgeous guineas lice n easy because that's what I have that's pig suitable. I used baby shampoo for a little while but it smelled very strongly, which I certainly didn't like and I don't think she did either! Is there a problem using the lice shampoo (theoretically medicated?) just as normal shampoo? Should I get some normal gorgeous guineas pig shampoo (or look for unscented baby shampoo)? Water alone wouldn't get enough of the muck out of her fur unless I washed her more often.
I don't think vet bed would help because I tend to give them hay piles and she LOVES a hay nest, so she sits in soggy hay and the vet bed wouldn't help wick. They're currently on fleece and zorb and there's never any sodden patches. The wet hay gets removed twice a day.
Biiiiig fan of the hay nest under the curtain:
At the moment I'm using gorgeous guineas lice n easy because that's what I have that's pig suitable. I used baby shampoo for a little while but it smelled very strongly, which I certainly didn't like and I don't think she did either! Is there a problem using the lice shampoo (theoretically medicated?) just as normal shampoo? Should I get some normal gorgeous guineas pig shampoo (or look for unscented baby shampoo)? Water alone wouldn't get enough of the muck out of her fur unless I washed her more often.
I don't think vet bed would help because I tend to give them hay piles and she LOVES a hay nest, so she sits in soggy hay and the vet bed wouldn't help wick. They're currently on fleece and zorb and there's never any sodden patches. The wet hay gets removed twice a day.
Biiiiig fan of the hay nest under the curtain: