PiggyPack
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Hi guys, really sorry if my query happens to be a pointless time waster but I really just want to make sure.
My lovely 3yr old boar was acting oddly today (I think). I plopped him on our outdoor table to munch on some Swiss chard and enjoy some fresh air, as it was a mild but slightly chilly day. I held the leaves up to his mouth to munch on and he would happily do so. But then as I leaned on the table I noticed he was rapidly vibrating.
Now I know guinea pigs vibrate if they are cold, scared, angry or happily purring etc, but this was very quick. Aswell as this he’d pause eating his food and drop it staring blankly at me until I hold the food back up to him.
His breathing was also really fast and as I touched his chest it would have short bursts of rapid breathing and then would pause, it wasn’t consistent it was pretty irregular.
Was he just cold? Was he stopping breathing because I was touching him? Sorry my description is pretty
vague, I hope you guys can make something of it.
My lovely 3yr old boar was acting oddly today (I think). I plopped him on our outdoor table to munch on some Swiss chard and enjoy some fresh air, as it was a mild but slightly chilly day. I held the leaves up to his mouth to munch on and he would happily do so. But then as I leaned on the table I noticed he was rapidly vibrating.
Now I know guinea pigs vibrate if they are cold, scared, angry or happily purring etc, but this was very quick. Aswell as this he’d pause eating his food and drop it staring blankly at me until I hold the food back up to him.
His breathing was also really fast and as I touched his chest it would have short bursts of rapid breathing and then would pause, it wasn’t consistent it was pretty irregular.
Was he just cold? Was he stopping breathing because I was touching him? Sorry my description is pretty
vague, I hope you guys can make something of it.