Because this doctor did not confirm that it was cystitis, but only said that it was temporarily treated with cystitis, so what I want to ask everyone is, I just said that the three abnormal urine samples were for my guinea pig's symptoms, because I saw in the post that if the doctor told you to put any antibiotics in water to take, please leave them immediately, so I am afraid that he is not professional enough.
The painkiller is 0.1 ml on the first day, and 0.05 ml each time starting from the second day. Can I add some more? Also, when should these four medications be taken? Can they be taken together? I only know that probiotics and antibiotics should be taken two hours apart, but I don't know if the others can be taken together. Yes, I will give him plenty of water to drink. Now, he is afraid of stomach medicine, and I really feel sorry for him. My mother feels sorry for him too.
I apologize for the inconvenience, but could you please tell me how much of each of the above images (1-5) should be given daily? Next, I will tell you about the numbers. Number one is from a merchant who says it is SP Canadian dried Timothy grass with more stems. I specifically purchased an additional box of chopped grass (because I was afraid it would cause gas, and my mother would always pick out the grass spikes (dogtail grass) and discard them). Number two is from a merchant who says it is Australian oat grass with a golden yellow color. Number three is from a merchant who says it is Chinese domestic wheat grass seedlings. He said it’s the tenderest part of the wheat grass. Number 4 is domestically produced dried northern timothy grass from China, and number 5 is guinea pig feed. Additionally, based on my guinea pig’s situation, do you think she needs to purchase any other types of grass? If so, please let me know the specific names, as I’m not very knowledgeable and am afraid of buying the wrong ones! Thank you. What vegetables can he eat based on his condition? We are really clueless, and I don't speak the language, so I hope you can tell me the names of the vegetables and how many grams of each vegetable he should eat daily. Should I give them all together or separately? I'm afraid that if I give him vegetables right after he eats grain, he might get bloated and have indigestion. Could you please tell me exactly how long to wait between meals? I'm really afraid of losing my little guy.
Thank you very much,
Thank you for your encouragement. Her name is Xiao Zhu Mei, a two-and-a-half-year-old girl. Although I only paid 120 yuan to adopt her, she is truly irreplaceable in my heart. I am willing to do anything for her! Thanks to everyone’s support, she has been improving since yesterday and is no longer bleeding. Now she is very happy, and my mother accompanies her every day because my mother has also become inseparable from her. I knew she was an angel and would surely overcome the crisis, so I didn’t rest for a moment, and my mother also didn’t sleep at all. I worked hard at the computer while my mother took her to the hospital and cared for her meticulously. Later, after learning about China’s medical expertise, we decided not to take her to the hospital to endure more suffering. My mother would take the child’s urine before dawn, ride a bicycle
through every street searching for a pet hospital that could perform tests. I am truly grateful to everyone and my mother. I will often share their daily life with you all. She is a very cute, mischievous, and intelligent girl!
On the first day he arrived home, he started sneezing. It was more frequent than what I had researched about normal piglets. At that time, I asked his seller, and within a week of bringing him home, I took him for a stool test. The doctor said there were no major issues with the stool test results. I also asked the vet, and the vet said it was just ordinary sneezing, and if there was nothing in the nose, it was normal, because the pig is a short-nosed breed and is prone to such situations.
Thank you very much. I just looked into this for him. His child has URI. However, I am not sure if it is chronic because his hospital has not performed a bacterial test on him yet. I would like to ask if this disease requires a bacterial test. I have read that bacterial culture is necessary. Does bacterial culture refer to urine culture? Or is it necessary to check for bacterial infection in the blood? Additionally, his doctor initially told him that if the condition is cured within 7 days, it should improve, but if it takes longer than 7 days, it becomes harder to cure. Is there such a saying? Thinking about his little one, I really feel so sorry for him.
She's a pretty guinea and I liked watching the little video of her! I'm so glad she's stopped bleeding and seems to be doing better.
Okay, I have passed on your information to her. On her behalf, I would like to express my gratitude to you. With your response, she should now have a clearer direction. In my opinion, if the veterinarian did not check her hydration status or perform a bacterial culture of her nose before diagnosing her with rhinitis, then that veterinarian was not professional enough, because diagnosing rhinitis first requires confirming whether there is an infection (upper respiratory tract infection). Do you think my understanding is correct? This also helps me learn more about guinea pigs, which in turn helps me assist more of these poor little creatures.
I'm glad she seems to be improving!
