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5StarPigs

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Hello, so tonight Alfie has ran out of his Oxbow Hay Blends Western Timothy and Orchard Grass. We wont be able to get him more Oxbow hay (just Wetsern timothy or hay blend) until tomorrow at 5pm. Do you guys think he will be ok? He has pieces of hay all over the floor in his feeding section but most of it has been peed and pooped on. He has an Oxbow timothy hay mat in there incase he wants to chew. He has gone without hay before and has been fine but just checking. He gets his one spoonful of Oxbow Essentials Adult Gp pellets in the morning, currently no veg for a few days because he is recovering from a tummy upset.
 
Normally guinea pigs should have unlimited hay at all times, but I don't see what else you can do if you are not able to get any until tomorrow. He should be fine if there is a bit left over in his cage. :D
 
Isabella_Loves_Guineas said:
Hello, so tonight Alfie has ran out of his Oxbow Hay Blends Western Timothy and Orchard Grass. We wont be able to get him more Oxbow hay (just Wetsern timothy or hay blend) until tomorrow at 5pm. Do you guys think he will be ok? He has pieces of hay all over the floor in his feeding section but most of it has been peed and pooped on. He has an Oxbow timothy hay mat in there incase he wants to chew. He has gone without hay before and has been fine but just checking. He gets his one spoonful of Oxbow Essentials Adult Gp pellets in the morning, currently no veg for a few days because he is recovering from a tummy upset.
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He should be ok. I know you said that he is recovering from his tummy being upset, if it were me, I would give him a cup of veggies. Just to make sure he's eating. Light veggies - lettuce, cucumber, etc.
 
AutumnThePig said:
He should be ok. I know you said that he is recovering from his tummy being upset, if it were me, I would give him a cup of veggies. Just to make sure he's eating. Light veggies - lettuce, cucumber, etc.
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Also a really good veggie that isn't super watery is carrots. :)
 
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