Briony_S
Senior Guinea Pig
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Post Neutering Care
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Briony_S
Senior Guinea Pig
I use puppy pads then towel then fleece. I always pic a plain not patterned fleece to show up any blood for post op pigs, normally I prefer white but as I change fleece daily post op I had gone through my two white fleeces already when I took this pic.
for litter tray I have used a layer of back to nature with a layer of cosy n dry on top. Cosy n dry is lovely and soft simular to carefresh but much softer.
I have hay in rack only so no bits can poke the stiches as boys love to bottom drag and i pick up any loose hay as often as I can throughout the day can get upto 6-8 times if I'm off work.
Both fleece and litter tray is changed daily and xage disinfected daily to be safe too!
for litter tray I have used a layer of back to nature with a layer of cosy n dry on top. Cosy n dry is lovely and soft simular to carefresh but much softer.
I have hay in rack only so no bits can poke the stiches as boys love to bottom drag and i pick up any loose hay as often as I can throughout the day can get upto 6-8 times if I'm off work.
Both fleece and litter tray is changed daily and xage disinfected daily to be safe too!
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