Cookie is squealing lol

I googled it, it is tear shaped. Best to go to the vet if she still has it. Any ideas what it could be? Thank you for every single comment you gave me. Like I have said and said, much appreciated!:hmm:
 
Underneath is a photo of someone else’s guinea pig’s poo that looks like cookies.
 

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It can be sign of an upset in the digestive system can be because of not enough fibre in the diet, too much fresh food, dehydration etc, being on antibiotics (they can kill the good gut bacteria as well as the bad illness causing bacteria)
Keeping off fresh veg allows the system to rebalance with plenty of fibre (hay). You can also give a probiotic to help. They need large quantities of fibre (hay) going through their system all the times to keep things balanced. If the balance gets knocked out, then abnormal poops are the result. Keep them off veg for a few days to see if they go back to normal. If they do, then still stay off fresh veg for a further 24 hours. When you reintroduce veg, do so slowly, one small amount at a time. It can be best to start with herbs (coriander a safe daily herb).
If they don’t go back to normal after a few days without veg, then you will need to go the vet
 
Ok well my friend buys all the stuff while I sit with them. I saw them and brought them but when we took them home my friend brought all the stuff before and I was sorting out the cage. She was the one told the advice.Has the poop got anything to do with a disease or me leaving them for 4 days last week?
 
If they're not eating big piles of hay, available constantly, you'd expect poo problems. With hay, hopefully be OK. If not the forum can help.
 
:agr: and as I said, soft poop is due to a digestive imbalance. All we can say is if keeping them off veg temporarily doesnt solve the problem then to see a vet.
Do ensure you weigh them both every week as part of routine care. Its the only way to know they are eating enough hay as you cannot judge hay intake by eye
 
You have been given some great advice - please read the guides and ensure they have TONS of hay to eat.

When you say you left them for 4 days in a hotel - what do you mean exactly?

What country are you in - that can help when people are advising on products to buy.
 
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