My guinea pig had a very traumatic moment.

[Jbrodsky73]

So my guinea pigs were on my floor for floor time and I tripped while standing up and stepped on my baby guinea pig, not that hard but she did shreek. I picked her up to see if she was ok and she jumped really high and landed hard and now she's like moving slow and when she eats her pellets she like spits it out after chewing it for a little. I looked at her teeth and nothing broke. And her feet don't seem broken. Could she just be traumatized? Or do I need to go to the vet right away?

 

[Mo & Stubbins & Vani]

I am tagging some people right now.
This doesn't sound good, I'm afraid.
@Wiebke @Siikibam @VickiA @Lady Kelly

 

[Jbrodsky73]

I am tagging some people right now.
This doesn't sound good, I'm afraid.
@Wiebke @Siikibam @VickiA @Lady Kelly

Thx you. I'm really worried and I hope she's gonna be ok.

 

[Mo & Stubbins & Vani]

Thx you. I'm really worried and I hope she's gonna be ok.

I hope that he will be okay, too.

 

[Lady Kelly]

You need to see a vet as an emergency. You have no way of seeing whether there is internal damage done

 

[VickiA]

Please see a vet as an emergency

 

[Merab]

Accidents do happen but a vet trip is always a good idea.
Keep us posted

 

[Wiebke]

So my guinea pigs were on my floor for floor time and I tripped while standing up and stepped on my baby guinea pig, not that hard but she did shreek. I picked her up to see if she was ok and she jumped really high and landed hard and now she's like moving slow and when she eats her pellets she like spits it out after chewing it for a little. I looked at her teeth and nothing broke. And her feet don't seem broken. Could she just be traumatized? Or do I need to go to the vet right away?

Hi!

Please have her properly vet checked as soon as possible.

If she is not about to eat properly, then you will have to step in with syringe feeding support, especially as around 80% of the daily food intake is unlimited hay and ca. 50g of preferably green veg and 1 tablespoon of pellets only have the roll of snacks and not the main meals. Please NEVER step back with free roaming piggies and never lift your feet off the ground.
Also make sure that a freaked out piggy cannot blind jump.

Keep in mind that incisors are ca. 4 cm long and run along the jaw to roots just in front of the molars at the back of the mouth that do the grind. also keep mind that she could have suffered damage to the jaw. also have her spine and limbs checked. Any damage is not necessarily to just the small visible bit of the icisors or her feet.

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[Jbrodsky73]

Hi!

Please have her properly vet checked as soon as possible.

If she is not about to eat properly, then you will have to step in with syringe feeding support, especially as around 80% of the daily food intake is unlimited hay and ca. 50g of preferably green veg and 1 tablespoon of pellets only have the roll of snacks and not the main meals. Please NEVER step back with free roaming piggies and never lift your feet off the ground.
Also make sure that a freaked out piggy cannot blind jump.

Keep in mind that incisors are ca. 4 cm long and run along the jaw to roots just in front of the molars at the back of the mouth that do the grind. also keep mind that she could have suffered damage to the jaw. also have her spine and limbs checked. Any damage is not necessarily to just the small visible bit of the icisors or her feet.

Emergency Resources and Critical Illness Care - Contents list and subforum link

How To Pick Up And Weigh Your Guinea Pig Safely
Understanding Prey Animal Instincts, Guinea Pig Whispering And Cuddling Tips

Will be seeing a vet as soon as possible, but she just be traumatized, she started eating her pellets fine and she drinks. Canguinea pigs get traumatized and it effect then for a couple days?

 

[Jbrodsky73]

Hi!

Please have her properly vet checked as soon as possible.

If she is not about to eat properly, then you will have to step in with syringe feeding support, especially as around 80% of the daily food intake is unlimited hay and ca. 50g of preferably green veg and 1 tablespoon of pellets only have the roll of snacks and not the main meals. Please NEVER step back with free roaming piggies and never lift your feet off the ground.
Also make sure that a freaked out piggy cannot blind jump.

Keep in mind that incisors are ca. 4 cm long and run along the jaw to roots just in front of the molars at the back of the mouth that do the grind. also keep mind that she could have suffered damage to the jaw. also have her spine and limbs checked. Any damage is not necessarily to just the small visible bit of the icisors or her feet.

Emergency Resources and Critical Illness Care - Contents list and subforum link

How To Pick Up And Weigh Your Guinea Pig Safely
Understanding Prey Animal Instincts, Guinea Pig Whispering And Cuddling Tips

Can*

 

[Siikibam]

Yes they can. I would still get her seen even if she’s eating again.

 

[Jbrodsky73]

Accidents do happen but a vet trip is always a good idea.
Keep us posted

Yes they can. I would still get her seen even if she’s eating again.

Hi!

Please have her properly vet checked as soon as possible.

If she is not about to eat properly, then you will have to step in with syringe feeding support, especially as around 80% of the daily food intake is unlimited hay and ca. 50g of preferably green veg and 1 tablespoon of pellets only have the roll of snacks and not the main meals. Please NEVER step back with free roaming piggies and never lift your feet off the ground.
Also make sure that a freaked out piggy cannot blind jump.

Keep in mind that incisors are ca. 4 cm long and run along the jaw to roots just in front of the molars at the back of the mouth that do the grind. also keep mind that she could have suffered damage to the jaw. also have her spine and limbs checked. Any damage is not necessarily to just the small visible bit of the icisors or her feet.

Emergency Resources and Critical Illness Care - Contents list and subforum link

How To Pick Up And Weigh Your Guinea Pig Safely
Understanding Prey Animal Instincts, Guinea Pig Whispering And Cuddling Tips

Update: she was taken it the vet, the vet gave me pain medication for her and critical care to supplement her food. And if she does not get better in the next few days she will be needing an x Ray to see what could be the problem

 

[Merab]

Thanks for the update.
Hopefully the pain meds and Critical Care will make a difference.
Continuing to hold you in my thoughts