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Hey! Bit of a weird one but I'm torn on what to think. Recently (within 6 months) I had two brother rescues pass at 3 and a half. Both of renal disease/failure. Heres the timeliness:
Last year:
-separate both as they're fights
-loki looses weight and not eating, get him a friend as I thought he might be depressed
- thor is aggressive, no friend yet
- loki starts getting better and happy for a month, within another month dies of renal failure (vet said his kidney was inflammed and bigger).
- Within a month, pair thor with the exact same friend. Perfect pair.
This year:
- they're perfect together until this month.
- thor has struggled with GI stasis off and on and gets bloated when given leafy veg (so i dont really).
- took him the vet Tuesday and he has an inflamed bladder.
- today he passes of renal failure.
Can a guinea pig give renal failure or any other disease that causes it? Without having it themselves? The friend (mobius) is great and running around everywhere popcorning.
I would think its my care but, I have 12 females which are of similar age to the boys who are doing great. And the fact I put alot a effort, research and care into them.
Last year:
-separate both as they're fights
-loki looses weight and not eating, get him a friend as I thought he might be depressed
- thor is aggressive, no friend yet
- loki starts getting better and happy for a month, within another month dies of renal failure (vet said his kidney was inflammed and bigger).
- Within a month, pair thor with the exact same friend. Perfect pair.
This year:
- they're perfect together until this month.
- thor has struggled with GI stasis off and on and gets bloated when given leafy veg (so i dont really).
- took him the vet Tuesday and he has an inflamed bladder.
- today he passes of renal failure.
Can a guinea pig give renal failure or any other disease that causes it? Without having it themselves? The friend (mobius) is great and running around everywhere popcorning.
I would think its my care but, I have 12 females which are of similar age to the boys who are doing great. And the fact I put alot a effort, research and care into them.