alpacasqueak
Senior Guinea Pig
So sorry to read this @YvonneBlue, really hope you’re ok, massive hugs to you and Mavis xx
They seemed fairly certain it was in her bladder and said there was also swelling to the right horn of her uterus. I'm on holiday next week but maybe I should seek a second opinion when I get back.Sorry to see you've had bad news. Just one thing though, are they absolutely sure it is a tumour in the bladder? I have heard of about four piggies recently, who got that diagnosis after a scan, but then after further investigation, it was found that the tumour was uterine and not in the bladder. A spay has then sorted the problem out. Just wanted to say that, as it is something that I have heard of happening a few times.
It might be worth getting a second opinion. A friend of mine got the same diagnosis for her guinea pig. She kept going back for further scans to see if it was growing. Then went to a different vet for a different issue. Mentioned the bladder tumour and they said they’re rare and carried out their own scan. Immediately diagnosed a uterine tumour, carried out a spay and the piggy is still fine two years later. I’ve since heard of many others being misdiagnosed, which is why I’ve mentioned it xxThey seemed fairly certain it was in her bladder and said there was also swelling to the right horn of her uterus. I'm on holiday next week but maybe I should seek a second opinion when I get back.
we both going tho crap lass.
xx