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Guinea pig weird sounds

SkyPipDotBernie said:
Nothing you can do at home for heavy breathing. You said you lost two pigs before to this, so I'm either thinking you are now being paranoid( and quite rightly so) No offence, or something has spread. You will need to see a vet as mentioned above, if you are not sure.

I asked if you can update your profile with youre location, so we can help you better
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This member has added their location .... They are in Rainhill, StHelens
 
Tom Roche said:
@SkyPipDotBernie I think you many be right and no offence tanken she has stopped doing it now so I don’t really know what it was
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I think, given what you have been through with your other piggy recently, it would be wise to have her vet checked to confirm she is healthy. Worst case scenario is that your other piggy contracted something environmental which could also affect this piggy and, if that is the case, the sooner you find out and treat it the better.
 
Just been to the vets everything is done she’s in perfect health and weighs perfectly but she is still breathing fast which I don’t know why ?
 
Maybe it’s just the way she breathes? I think their heartbeat is generally quite rapid, Luke with children.
 
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