Xilvey
Junior Guinea Pig
Hi guys, four days ago I adopted two very small very young guinea pigs from pets at home who didn't give me much information about their past.
they were both very thin and very frightened and for the first couple days I've left them to get used to their surroundings and their two new sisters.
one is doing very well, she's more confident, explored, will eat from my hand and seems to be doing great and poos normally.
however, one, her names lettie, doesn't do much. I have seen her eat, but its never much, she doesn't move much unless a guinea pig nudges her or tried to walk over her and when I pick her up she's so limp, she doesn't even struggle. I've got them on floor time and shea led on her side, twitching and shaking and her eyes are almost closed and the other guine pigs seem to be huddling her and grooming her and its so sad I'm almost in tears, is she dying? I've never seen hr poo and shes dreadfully thin... :'(
I think what hurts me more is my other half's on a night shift and I have no transport to a vet I feel so helpless!
they were both very thin and very frightened and for the first couple days I've left them to get used to their surroundings and their two new sisters.
one is doing very well, she's more confident, explored, will eat from my hand and seems to be doing great and poos normally.
however, one, her names lettie, doesn't do much. I have seen her eat, but its never much, she doesn't move much unless a guinea pig nudges her or tried to walk over her and when I pick her up she's so limp, she doesn't even struggle. I've got them on floor time and shea led on her side, twitching and shaking and her eyes are almost closed and the other guine pigs seem to be huddling her and grooming her and its so sad I'm almost in tears, is she dying? I've never seen hr poo and shes dreadfully thin... :'(
I think what hurts me more is my other half's on a night shift and I have no transport to a vet I feel so helpless!