Burns360
Junior Guinea Pig
Sorry long post
So my sweet 6 year old sow rolo had to be pts on Thursday leaving behind 7 year old peanut who stopped eating and developed severe bloat.
I have a pair on bonded sows who I tried to bond with peanut the day after as she was really pining. Unfortunately the dominant of the pair brownie lunged at peanut and drew blood, as peanut is dominant too she wouldn’t back down but is smitten with the other pig, cinnamon and they have bonded I have separated brownie. She is doing ok alone but I don’t want her to be alone, would a baby sow be a good fit to try and bond with her? She is very dominant. I’m at such a loss it’s been so hard from losing rolo, to nearly losing peanut and then the failed bond I’m feeling defeated.
peanut is getting better from the bloat, her belly is back to normal, and she is eating
So my sweet 6 year old sow rolo had to be pts on Thursday leaving behind 7 year old peanut who stopped eating and developed severe bloat.
I have a pair on bonded sows who I tried to bond with peanut the day after as she was really pining. Unfortunately the dominant of the pair brownie lunged at peanut and drew blood, as peanut is dominant too she wouldn’t back down but is smitten with the other pig, cinnamon and they have bonded I have separated brownie. She is doing ok alone but I don’t want her to be alone, would a baby sow be a good fit to try and bond with her? She is very dominant. I’m at such a loss it’s been so hard from losing rolo, to nearly losing peanut and then the failed bond I’m feeling defeated.
peanut is getting better from the bloat, her belly is back to normal, and she is eating