klee
Adult Guinea Pig
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Never did I think I would be posting in here, so soon after losing Rosie. It has been just over 3 weeks.
This morning I had the sad news that Esme had passed away.
We had the pleasure of loving her for a little over 18 months after adopting her and her daughter Tia from the potteries last May.
She was the most friendly pig I knew, always would be waiting at the front of the hutch, up on her back legs begging for veg and was a cuddle monster.
She and Rosie made a lovely wheeking chorus, Esme with her loud wheek when she saw you coming, or heard my Dad's motorbike and Rosie with a little airy whisp of a wheek.
She had such a calm nature and nothing phased her. Not even baths
Bath time Esme (L) and Tia

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
Here she is trying to steal Ruby's coriander.

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
Best friends to the end. The day before Rosie passed,

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
Such a cheeky girl helping herself to Rosies syringe feed

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
Beautiful girl

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
This just sums Esme up. A face full of food

DSCF4827 by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
Esme was diagnosed as a heart pig back in July, and was treated as such. She was very up and down so was started on another medication which seemed to help. Over the past few months we have syringe fed tirelessly, medicated daily and she has been spoilt. She had full run of the living room, and would do zoomies up and down like a youngster- she was so funny to watch. You really wouldn't have thought she had a heart condition.
Here she was when she was feeling poorly getting some rest

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
However, this weekend she had another breathing episode and stopped eating she was syringe fed tirelessly and we felt we had turned a corner, but over the last few days she went downhill and was refusing all syringe food, it was near impossible to get an adequate amount into her- I think it was her telling us it was time to go and that she didn't want to fight anymore. She passed away this morning aged about 3.
These 18 months have been very special, she was such a delight to know and love.
Popcorn free Gorgeous girl!

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
This morning I had the sad news that Esme had passed away.
We had the pleasure of loving her for a little over 18 months after adopting her and her daughter Tia from the potteries last May.
She was the most friendly pig I knew, always would be waiting at the front of the hutch, up on her back legs begging for veg and was a cuddle monster.
She and Rosie made a lovely wheeking chorus, Esme with her loud wheek when she saw you coming, or heard my Dad's motorbike and Rosie with a little airy whisp of a wheek.
She had such a calm nature and nothing phased her. Not even baths
Bath time Esme (L) and Tia

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
Here she is trying to steal Ruby's coriander.

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
Best friends to the end. The day before Rosie passed,

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
Such a cheeky girl helping herself to Rosies syringe feed

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
Beautiful girl

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
This just sums Esme up. A face full of food

DSCF4827 by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
Esme was diagnosed as a heart pig back in July, and was treated as such. She was very up and down so was started on another medication which seemed to help. Over the past few months we have syringe fed tirelessly, medicated daily and she has been spoilt. She had full run of the living room, and would do zoomies up and down like a youngster- she was so funny to watch. You really wouldn't have thought she had a heart condition.
Here she was when she was feeling poorly getting some rest

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr
However, this weekend she had another breathing episode and stopped eating she was syringe fed tirelessly and we felt we had turned a corner, but over the last few days she went downhill and was refusing all syringe food, it was near impossible to get an adequate amount into her- I think it was her telling us it was time to go and that she didn't want to fight anymore. She passed away this morning aged about 3.
These 18 months have been very special, she was such a delight to know and love.
Popcorn free Gorgeous girl!

Untitled by Rosie Ruby Esme and Tia, on Flickr