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Is my baby guinea pig sick?

SakuraSU

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Guys i just adopted 2 baby guinea pigs iv had them for 1 week and i noticed that one of them tries so hard to make noise but he cant its so quite and its not a normal sound and i remember him making noise the first 3 days i dont know what could be is he sick? Pl someone help me
 
Guys i just adopted 2 baby guinea pigs iv had them for 1 week and i noticed that one of them tries so hard to make noise but he cant its so quite and its not a normal sound and i remember him making noise the first 3 days i dont know what could be is he sick? Pl someone help me

Hi!

If in any doubt, please have your piggies vet checked upon arrival. It could be a medical problem like a respiratory infection, especially at this young age.
More information on the most common problems that can come with new guinea pigs: New guinea pigs: Sexing, vet checks&customer rights, URI, ringworm and parasites
 
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Hi!

If in any doubt, please have your piggies vet checked upon arrival. It could be a medical problem like a respiratory infection, especially at this young age.
More information on the most common problems that can come with new guinea pigs: New guinea pigs: Sexing, vet checks&customer rights, URI, ringworm and parasites
I went to the vet they said it was all fine... i dont think my guinea pig trying to wheeak and cant is normal and he's a baby he should wheek normally no?
 
I went to the vet they said it was all fine... i dont think my guinea pig trying to wheeak and cant is normal and he's a baby he should wheek normally no?
Like Claire W said, some piggies just lose their wheek for no reason. My piggie Gem does that sometimes. As long as there don't seem to be any signs of respiratory distress, like heavy breathing, wheezing or whistling sounds, etc, then it's likely nothing to worry about.
 
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