PiratePig
Junior Guinea Pig
Athena and I are going back to the vet today.
Since she had her bloat issue a while ago it's kind of like she never fully recovered. It seems to go away and come back and go away and come back.
On the upside though, she is eating and pooping as well as drinking and peeing, even when she is bloated.
I'm worried that she may be in pain. She spends a lot of her time curled up with the hairs on the back of her neck sticking up. She has also taken to chattering her teeth a lot and nibbling much harder than ever before (I wouldn't call it biting, but maybe some would?). She's never drawn blood on her own, but did end up tearing a hangnail of mine which hurt a lot and drew blood.
I'm actually getting a ride to the vet from my mother today (long annoying story) and I was explaining the situation to her and her thought was that it might be time to put her down.
I don't know how I feel about that. Especially since she is still eating and drinking of her own free will.
I just want her to feel better.
Since she had her bloat issue a while ago it's kind of like she never fully recovered. It seems to go away and come back and go away and come back.
On the upside though, she is eating and pooping as well as drinking and peeing, even when she is bloated.
I'm worried that she may be in pain. She spends a lot of her time curled up with the hairs on the back of her neck sticking up. She has also taken to chattering her teeth a lot and nibbling much harder than ever before (I wouldn't call it biting, but maybe some would?). She's never drawn blood on her own, but did end up tearing a hangnail of mine which hurt a lot and drew blood.
I'm actually getting a ride to the vet from my mother today (long annoying story) and I was explaining the situation to her and her thought was that it might be time to put her down.
I don't know how I feel about that. Especially since she is still eating and drinking of her own free will.
I just want her to feel better.