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Someone from another board has had such a terrible tragedy with her little male guineapig. He was neutered and she checked him regularly however he managed to pull out his stitches and then did himself more damage and had to sadly be put to sleep. She is heartbroken poor girl.
Was wondering is there a type of collar that males can have put on them after neutering or indeed an op where a piggy can get at stitches.
I had a male before who I neutered and he managed to take his stitches out luckily he took them out the night before because the next morning when he was at the vets (didn't bother to check him that morning as we were heading straight there anyway) turns out his had done it himself.
Any ideas?
Rabbits are easier have always put collars on rabbits as my previous bun took some of her stitches out and I had to take her back to be re stitched it wasn't too bad but from then on always used the collar on rabbits.
Was wondering is there a type of collar that males can have put on them after neutering or indeed an op where a piggy can get at stitches.
I had a male before who I neutered and he managed to take his stitches out luckily he took them out the night before because the next morning when he was at the vets (didn't bother to check him that morning as we were heading straight there anyway) turns out his had done it himself.
Any ideas?
Rabbits are easier have always put collars on rabbits as my previous bun took some of her stitches out and I had to take her back to be re stitched it wasn't too bad but from then on always used the collar on rabbits.
I've heard of pigs being bandaged around the middle to stop itching at wounds. I think a lampshade my upset them, its bad enough on a dog. My Monty hated it when he broken his leg. 
