Hi, I just found this wonderful form online today. I have two boy guinea pigs. Both are three and half years old, I look after them very well and I love them very much. Recently, I noticed one day, I can see one guinea pig's willy from behind. I check from front, it looks normal. And my piggy eat, behavior normal. I wonder if this because he is getting older, his willy starts to change or he has other healthy issue? I would like to attach a photo here, but don't know how to do this. I find there is a Insert image on top, click it, but i can't copy and paste a image there. Could someone tell me how to load a picture? Thank you very much for your help! zhumama{means piggy mum in Chinese)
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Is my guinea pig's willy normal?
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Hello and welcome. If you go to the ‘attach files’ button in the green box (opposite the post reply button) in the left hand corner of the screen when you type out a reply, you should be able to post a photo from there
Welcome to the forum
Just under the message box, there is a button which says ‘attach files’. If you click on that, you can add a picture. However, as a new member it may not be visible to you at the moment, but should be very shortly
Just under the message box, there is a button which says ‘attach files’. If you click on that, you can add a picture. However, as a new member it may not be visible to you at the moment, but should be very shortly
Hi and welcome
It is best to use the Attach Files button under your post when you write it for uploading pictures as not every of many and ever changing formats are supported on here since we are not part of social media and entirely run on voluntary member donations.
You may also find the information and pictures in our Boar Care guide helpful. Here is the link: Boar Care: Bits, Bums & Baths
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Hello and welcome to the forum
Hope you can post a photo for us x
Hope you can post a photo for us x
