Stockyanna
Junior Guinea Pig
- Joined
- May 6, 2019
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- 107
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Hi. I have just adopted a 9 month old boy today because he was left on his own when his mate died 2 days ago. The owner didn't want him left on their own. After I got him
Home I've noticed he has bad hair loss behind his ears and inside his ear is very black. I got him to go in with my recently bereaved sow and about to get a baby on Tuesday. Now I am really concerned he's not healthy. The refuge I got him from have been very good. They were rehousing him for somebody. He's been neutered. They called the previous owner and they said he's always had bald patches behind his ears. And that she had got him checked out at the vet before. But that quite concerns me. They have agreed to give me my money back to pay for a check up appt. I don't want to give up on him but am I asking for trouble by putting him in with my other pigs (eventually)? I recently had issues with my piggy that has just sadly died and it cost me well over £500 in the end. Just don't know whether I am doing the right thing. He's such a sorry looking piggy I just want to give him a good home
Home I've noticed he has bad hair loss behind his ears and inside his ear is very black. I got him to go in with my recently bereaved sow and about to get a baby on Tuesday. Now I am really concerned he's not healthy. The refuge I got him from have been very good. They were rehousing him for somebody. He's been neutered. They called the previous owner and they said he's always had bald patches behind his ears. And that she had got him checked out at the vet before. But that quite concerns me. They have agreed to give me my money back to pay for a check up appt. I don't want to give up on him but am I asking for trouble by putting him in with my other pigs (eventually)? I recently had issues with my piggy that has just sadly died and it cost me well over £500 in the end. Just don't know whether I am doing the right thing. He's such a sorry looking piggy I just want to give him a good home