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Hi everyone! I have been a long-time lurker of this forum and wanted to share my boy Almond's recent experience with bladder stones and ask for prevention advice. Almond and Cashew are my first piggies so I am new to dealing with bladder issues and want to ensure I'm doing the best I can. 5...

Penelope has had dental issues for the last few years. They usually start up once/twice a year and then she’ll be good for a while. The beginning of this year, she had fluid in her abdomen and the vet heard a tiny heart murmur and a slightly enlarged heart. Since then, she’s on Vetmedin twice...

OH THANK U! ill def take a look around, we have one near here! i also bought some oxbow urinary support tabs, oxbow digestive support tabs and some oxbow multi vitamin tabs.. well they say they r tabs but they look like those baked treats u can buy, which i also bought for the other cavy, got...

Hi all, I use this page for info all of the time, so thank you for providing such an incredible resource space for GP mommies and daddies. This is my first post so I do hope I am doing it properly, and apologies in advance for a lengthy one. Located in Los Angeles, just fyi. Quick background...

Hello, I am a new user here. However I have been lurking for Guinea pig advice for years. I have 3 Guinea pigs Peanut (female; 3 years), Pumpkin ( 3 years; male neutered) and Pip (2 years). Peanut has had issues with her bladder for a month now starting the beginning of December 2024. I...

...week, more red pee. Consulted vet again, was advised to continue metacam for 10 to 14 days and get a supplement. She suggested Oxbow urinary support (except there’s supply issues) but not Cystease as it’s designed for cats, there’s no scientific research using it for guinea pigs and we don’t...

Hi I would recommend switching to Feliway cat cystease capsules (UK brand) instead when you review the situation by the end of the week. These are widely available online; they are classed as a food supplement and not as a medication. If you do, we will tell you how to use them then. What you...

Hey, I just wanted to apologize for freaking out yesterday. My piggy was just going through something these past few days, and this forum has been so supportive to me, that I wanted to give the love back when I saw your unanswered thread. I got triggered when I read that your guinea pigs were...

UPDATE: The vet said that her ultrasound and full body scan showed no signs of inflammation or infection anywhere else and that the bladder wall looked good. She said that the blood could be the result of the sludge not being flushed out yet which can take anywhere from a month to 3 months or...

...personally only feed nuggets to all my pigs twice a week and to Arthur who had the bladder stone, not at all but I give him one Oxbow urinary support biscuit once a day (and he is on long term daily metacam and potassium citrate as per my vets instruction). Feeding less nuggets enables me to...

Two weeks ago one of my pig's cinnamon had major bloat, so I took her to the ER right away. She wouldn't eat veggies, pellets, or hay and wasn't drinking any water. She was diagnosed with partial GI stasis. They also found some fluid in her uterus, and uterer after some x-rays (GDV was ruled...

...are unwell. I have a pig with bladder issues and he is on a low-calcium diet and low-calcium bottled water, plus glucosamine (oxbow urinary support cookies). Long Term Balanced General And Special Needs Guinea Pig Diets When I've had to get a urine sample for the vet, I put the pig in a...

...and metacam at the same time? I dont want to be giving her too many things or possibly make her worse. And would giving her oxbow urinary support treats be okay with these too? If anyone has any recommendations about what veg and fruit i can feed her that is low in calcium but can still get...

I currently giving 8g pallets to keep her weight. She used to take 15g before having bladder problems and I stopped pallets completely since June then her weight dropped to 700g from 750g in a week….I asked vet and he said Paopao need pallets food so I recently add pallets to her diet last...

I use the oxbow urinary support ones, and also their joint support ones for my old boy. Essentially I use them for their glucosamine content - it is a food supplement useful for supporting both battered bladders and arthritic joints. They are not a preventative for UTI though. Sometimes a...

...you're not doing so already, to give her a glucosamine supplement to reline the bladder walls which may still be sore after being scratched by the stone. There's Feliway Cystease capsules or Oxbow Urinary Support tablets for example. They aren't prescription meds so you can get them online...

Hi everyone, I’ve finally got some oxbow urinary support ’biscuits’ and also purchased some cranberry treats for my boy who has bladder sludge. He won’t eat either of them, shall I mush them up and syringe feed them?

I don't know about the taste - I do know they are a pain to dissolve in water but if you can manage that you can syringe them. I saw in another thread that the cystease tablets can be dissolved in a couple of mls of water overnight and then syringed into piggy's mouth (half each...

Hello everyone, My wife and I's precious little girl (lovingly named Mouse), has developed a serious issue this past week. Starting two Sundays ago, we noticed that she had some pained vocalizing while peeing and pooping. She was also leaving behind an awful lot of bladder sludge out of...

...If she ever needed it she would have to have it mixed in with critical care and syringed I suppose. However, she does like the oxbow urinary support ones in the yellow and white packet. This only has half the glucosamine (45mg rather than 90mg) but that's better than nothing and it's the same...