Betsy
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We are all here to help and support at this difficult time for you and Beans x
Thank you that's good to know. I'll phone tomorrow to see about it all XAyr's guinea pig rescue have got lots of guinea pigs in at the moment looking for homes. She's full to capacity. There is a trio of girls and a pair of girls nearly ready for a home. There's quite a lot of boys in at the moment too. The pair of girls have been put in with the herd of elderly resident piggies and they've mixed really well.
Thank you so much. I'm going to get Beans vet checked first incase she's got any illnesses coming on xKirsteen says that would be ok. The best days for that would be a Sunday or a Monday. As she's closed to the public then so there is more space to put up a pen area.
Thank you so much for your support xWell done guys you could have turned the corner a little. I wish I could help as you missing Toast so much You all are but I promise time mends. It hurts and always will but we learn to live with it. x Bless love the fall out veg. x
How old is Tilly? Beans is spayed so could go with a full boar, but she gets very stressed out being mounted- Toast used to try it. What made you think it was time to get another pig? XI really feel for you and your little furry, it's so hard when one is left on their own
I lost Tilly last October and Hettie was initially very quiet but still eating. As time went on, she seemed happy enough and I really couldn't face adopting another.
However, a few months ago I knew the time was right and we adopted Colin. Hettie is definately more piggie like now Colin is here!
Take it day by day before rushing into any decision. I do, however, agree that if she is going downhill, then adopting a piggie from anywhere would be absolutely fine. Sometimes a petshop is the only quick fix answer xx