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maisydaisystar
Maisy was put on antibiotics on Friday, even though i am using a probiotic it has still caused her to get diorrhea GREAT, poor baby
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lindsay7
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Hope Maisy is better soon got a poorly foster piggy here its awful knowing he is ill. Thinking of you and Maisy 
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maisydaisystar
I am going to have to bath her in the morning, but I'm worried that coming into the house for a bath and blow dry and then back out to the shed will make her feel unwell with the temperature change, will she be ok?
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maryh
A sick piggy should be kept indoors,because the immune system cannot fight illness and deal with the cold at the same time.
Gps should not be brought indoors,even for a short period and then put back out in the cold,they cannot cope with the change in temperature.
Would it not be possible for you to keep your pigs indoors,if only for the winter?
Gps should not be brought indoors,even for a short period and then put back out in the cold,they cannot cope with the change in temperature.
Would it not be possible for you to keep your pigs indoors,if only for the winter?
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maisydaisystar
They are in my utility/shed/outbuilding. It has limited heating, have no room to house them indoors.
Good news anyway, Maisy is all better.
Solid poops again Yay..
Good news anyway, Maisy is all better.
Solid poops again Yay..
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