Amanda1801
Senior Guinea Pig
Jeff, Cameo and Maggie are currently living as a very happy trio after Big Dabe was PTS recently.
Maggie's breathing problems have come back again, and after she went a funny shade of blue last time, I wasn't taking any risks. They all went to work over the weekend so her breathing could be monitored.
I worked Saturday, all pigs were fine. I worked Sunday, all fine again. It was quiet on Sunday (very rate!) so I decided to give cameo a hair cut. I got her out of the kennel...and there was this "thing"! It looked like a prolapse, but it wasn't her bladder (could feel that) and it wasn't her uterus as she doesn't have one, so we had no idea what it was!
Trip to the emergency vet on Sunday afternoon shed no light on what it was, lots of scratching heads - possibly a tumour or a polyp? They kept her in over night and did manage to reduce it back down.
Maggie had an appointment for more investigations on Monday, so she gave up her slot to cameo who had surgery to remove the "thing". It was quite a quick op as it was just attached by a small stalk, to the neck of her bladder. It's been sent off for analysis to identify what it is.
She came home today and is doing great; active, talkative and eating well!
Will keep you posted on the pathology report!
Maggie's breathing problems have come back again, and after she went a funny shade of blue last time, I wasn't taking any risks. They all went to work over the weekend so her breathing could be monitored.
I worked Saturday, all pigs were fine. I worked Sunday, all fine again. It was quiet on Sunday (very rate!) so I decided to give cameo a hair cut. I got her out of the kennel...and there was this "thing"! It looked like a prolapse, but it wasn't her bladder (could feel that) and it wasn't her uterus as she doesn't have one, so we had no idea what it was!
Trip to the emergency vet on Sunday afternoon shed no light on what it was, lots of scratching heads - possibly a tumour or a polyp? They kept her in over night and did manage to reduce it back down.
Maggie had an appointment for more investigations on Monday, so she gave up her slot to cameo who had surgery to remove the "thing". It was quite a quick op as it was just attached by a small stalk, to the neck of her bladder. It's been sent off for analysis to identify what it is.
She came home today and is doing great; active, talkative and eating well!
Will keep you posted on the pathology report!