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Caramels fluffy bits
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Jane
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Aww, tell him he can have a girlfriend now and he will be happy 
Don't feel guilty, give him a hug after he's fully recovered and he'll love you even more than before (because he can have a girlfriend!)
Don't feel guilty, give him a hug after he's fully recovered and he'll love you even more than before (because he can have a girlfriend!
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cavykind
Pleased he is home safely, even I worry and I've had countless boys neutered without losing one or major problems 
As already said, don't feel guilty, there is absolutely no reason. Caramel will be none the wiser his "nick knacks" have gone as long as you don't tell him :-X
Find the right girlie for him and he will be as happy as the proverbial pig in clover, bless him
Barbara
As already said, don't feel guilty, there is absolutely no reason. Caramel will be none the wiser his "nick knacks" have gone as long as you don't tell him :-X
Find the right girlie for him and he will be as happy as the proverbial pig in clover, bless him
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Awww hope he is feeling ok. Lots of cuddles for the lil man.
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Awwww, hugs!
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claire
Awwww bless him
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He will fogive you when he gets his girl 
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Oh, lucky chap 
Do keep an eye on the wounds though. Guineas are so low to the ground there is a significant risk of infection. Make sure he is on clean bedding, vet bed or newspaper being best, not hay for once as it could poke into the wound introducing infection. Put it in a rack instead.
Do keep an eye on the wounds though. Guineas are so low to the ground there is a significant risk of infection. Make sure he is on clean bedding, vet bed or newspaper being best, not hay for once as it could poke into the wound introducing infection. Put it in a rack instead.
Hes sitting on newspaper at the mo with a bit of hay in a seperate corner that hes munching
his penis ( sorry)seems to be out though and hes wet underneath ( i guess hes got no control over it yet) so we keep wiping him down with antiseptic wipes,where his fluffy bits were its just kinda lumpy and enlarged but not bright red or anything like that,he seems happy enough though and is eating fine
any idea how long it takes for it all to calm down? like swelling etc
his penis ( sorry)seems to be out though and hes wet underneath ( i guess hes got no control over it yet) so we keep wiping him down with antiseptic wipes,where his fluffy bits were its just kinda lumpy and enlarged but not bright red or anything like that,he seems happy enough though and is eating fine
any idea how long it takes for it all to calm down? like swelling etc
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