KaitlinH
Junior Guinea Pig
Gregory passed away just over a week ago and it's taken me a while to be able to write this post. He was the cuddliest guinea you ever would've met and he always wanted to just sit down and much his kale. He did the best zoomies and loved to popcorn. You may have seen me refer to him as marmite on the forum, but one day, my younger brother said "he looks like a greg" and we all laughed about it. From then on, he was greg.
We bought him from a pet store and it turns out he had worms and parasites. I woke up on the morning and fed and weighed him and he had lost a bit of weight but he was fine. We'd taken him to the vet and he said it was probably stress because of the new location and having to bond with another piggie. We went out a few hours later and when we came back, he was lay on his side, squeaking and thin as a bone. We immediately rushed him to the vet, calling for an appointment whilst driving as we wanted him seen asap. He was in clear distress and paralysed on one side and the vet him a jab for worms and parasites. He said it would work as long as he had twenty four hour super vision and was being syringe fed. We were happy to do anything for our baby greg at this point! We got back and sat with him on my lap syringe feeding at every minute we could to get some food in him. As the night went on, his body slowing began shutting down. First his mouth wouldn't close, the.pn he couldn't urinate or poo, then he couldn't wriggle or scratch until his little heart couldn't take it any more and he passed away in my arms,
rip Greg. You are forever missed and loved. You will always be the sweetest piggie I have known and I miss you so, so much. Sleep tight little man




We bought him from a pet store and it turns out he had worms and parasites. I woke up on the morning and fed and weighed him and he had lost a bit of weight but he was fine. We'd taken him to the vet and he said it was probably stress because of the new location and having to bond with another piggie. We went out a few hours later and when we came back, he was lay on his side, squeaking and thin as a bone. We immediately rushed him to the vet, calling for an appointment whilst driving as we wanted him seen asap. He was in clear distress and paralysed on one side and the vet him a jab for worms and parasites. He said it would work as long as he had twenty four hour super vision and was being syringe fed. We were happy to do anything for our baby greg at this point! We got back and sat with him on my lap syringe feeding at every minute we could to get some food in him. As the night went on, his body slowing began shutting down. First his mouth wouldn't close, the.pn he couldn't urinate or poo, then he couldn't wriggle or scratch until his little heart couldn't take it any more and he passed away in my arms,
rip Greg. You are forever missed and loved. You will always be the sweetest piggie I have known and I miss you so, so much. Sleep tight little man



