Tbag
Adult Guinea Pig
Poor Mr T is having some troubles! 

We haven't noticed it before this evening but about 2 hours ago during the pigs free range time Mr T looked like he was trying to go for a toilet break but started making a very strained wheeking sound. I'm not sure if he passed anything (wee or poo) then but he's made the sound and 'toilet pose' since and poos have passed but it just seems hes suffering a bit whilst he's passing them. Theres been no blood in his wee or anything like that and it only seems to be happening when he's trying to poo so I don't think its a UTI or anything...
I can't see anything up his bottom but hes very wriggly and I don't want to stress him out too much constantly trying to get a good look.
Otherwise hes normal, eating and drinking fine and he can move about like normal. His feetses and ears seem nice and warm but his body sort of seems a bit cold. I had him wrapped up in his blanky on my lap earlier and he just settled down and seemed quite cosy. Now back in his cage and munching away at his hay/shuffling around but had a few more episodes of the sound are recurring.
Hopefully someone can give me some advice or any comfort regarding this!
Also, incase its needed (which I think it probably will be) can anyone recommend a good piggy vet in the Gatwick area? I know of the place in Ewell but if there is anywhere closer that'd be good.
Super thanks in advance to anyone who can help! :...:...


We haven't noticed it before this evening but about 2 hours ago during the pigs free range time Mr T looked like he was trying to go for a toilet break but started making a very strained wheeking sound. I'm not sure if he passed anything (wee or poo) then but he's made the sound and 'toilet pose' since and poos have passed but it just seems hes suffering a bit whilst he's passing them. Theres been no blood in his wee or anything like that and it only seems to be happening when he's trying to poo so I don't think its a UTI or anything...
I can't see anything up his bottom but hes very wriggly and I don't want to stress him out too much constantly trying to get a good look.
Otherwise hes normal, eating and drinking fine and he can move about like normal. His feetses and ears seem nice and warm but his body sort of seems a bit cold. I had him wrapped up in his blanky on my lap earlier and he just settled down and seemed quite cosy. Now back in his cage and munching away at his hay/shuffling around but had a few more episodes of the sound are recurring.
Hopefully someone can give me some advice or any comfort regarding this!
Also, incase its needed (which I think it probably will be) can anyone recommend a good piggy vet in the Gatwick area? I know of the place in Ewell but if there is anywhere closer that'd be good.
Super thanks in advance to anyone who can help! :...:...