Hey everyone my guinea pig got a hold of a house plant and seems she took some bites I'm very worried for her health is this toxic to them? What could i get her if it is or what vets are trustworthy in the nyc area (not sure how to add pictures here but the plant looks like and probably is a sansevieria) she did not eat the whole leaf its a very small plant but she did eat about 1/3 of the plan
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My piggy got a hold of a house plant
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You should be able to add a picture soon. It just takes a little time after joining the forum.
The health experts will be along in a little while. As a UK based forum it's pretty early there.
Unfortunately sanseveria is poisonous, if it was this plant. I would try to see a vet asap.
You should be able to add a picture soon. It just takes a little time after joining the forum.
The health experts will be along in a little while. As a UK based forum it's pretty early there.
Unfortunately sanseveria is poisonous, if it was this plant. I would try to see a vet asap.
We are in the eastern timezone so it’s pretty late here i will look for vets in the morning her behavior so far is normal she had some veggies and fruits after eating the plant she’s doing her usual this happened around 6-7pm it’s currently 12am i saw a few past posts of people going through something similar and then saying That their piggies were fine after some time but my mind still isn’t at ease
Piggies don’t have a vomit reflex so anything that goes in has to go through the whole system.
Yes there are posts where things have been eaten and piggies have been fine but if there is any risk of toxicity from an item then a vet is needed ASAP.
Emergency and Crisis Care as well as Bridging Care until a Vet Appointment
Yes there are posts where things have been eaten and piggies have been fine but if there is any risk of toxicity from an item then a vet is needed ASAP.
Emergency and Crisis Care as well as Bridging Care until a Vet Appointment