ylaena11
New Born Pup
Little bit of background first...
My piggy has had dental issues for a year now and fortunately we have gotten on top of it and my pig is "reborn", causing havoc running around downstairs whenever his cage is opened
At the last appointment I mentioned that said piggy was a little "grunty" sounding (Last time I was concerned over it and mentioned it, the Pig made no sound at the appointment and the grunting went). Vet had said to keep an eye on piggy this time but that he showed no signs of breathing distress during his dental work.
I shall be phoning vets in morning as I'm more concerned over piggy as he feels like he's lost a little weight (appetite not diminished and still loving running around)
so my question is...
If he has a URI do I need to take his brother in as well to be checked out? Or is it not needed as brother is his usual self with no symptoms of anything
My piggy has had dental issues for a year now and fortunately we have gotten on top of it and my pig is "reborn", causing havoc running around downstairs whenever his cage is opened

At the last appointment I mentioned that said piggy was a little "grunty" sounding (Last time I was concerned over it and mentioned it, the Pig made no sound at the appointment and the grunting went). Vet had said to keep an eye on piggy this time but that he showed no signs of breathing distress during his dental work.
I shall be phoning vets in morning as I'm more concerned over piggy as he feels like he's lost a little weight (appetite not diminished and still loving running around)
so my question is...
If he has a URI do I need to take his brother in as well to be checked out? Or is it not needed as brother is his usual self with no symptoms of anything