AmyP&M
Junior Guinea Pig
Our little girl Pippa was sadly put to sleep yesterday. She had been suffering a lot for the past month with problems with her teeth until very suddenly yesterday we found her sprawled out unable to move, stand or lift her head. Her eyes were rolled back and she was flinching. It was devastating to see her in that condition, she was such a trooper for the past month never once throughout all the syringe feeding and vet visits did she get frustrated with us all she had was love in her little body.
She was such a beautiful loving piggie. She was very chatty always squeaking away to her cage mate Maisy who she loved and adored and was always cuddling up with. She got quite skinny and frail in the end not at all like her tubby self, but never did her personality falter. I'm sad to think she suffered in the end, but I'd like to think, despite it being a short she enjoyed her life with us. Rest in piece my little girl i'm so sorry we couldn't do anymore for you x
She was such a beautiful loving piggie. She was very chatty always squeaking away to her cage mate Maisy who she loved and adored and was always cuddling up with. She got quite skinny and frail in the end not at all like her tubby self, but never did her personality falter. I'm sad to think she suffered in the end, but I'd like to think, despite it being a short she enjoyed her life with us. Rest in piece my little girl i'm so sorry we couldn't do anymore for you x
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So very sorry for your loss. She was a very beautiful girl. It sounds like she had a stroke at the end, so you did the kindest thing in ending her suffering. Sometimes piggies survive strokes but it can leave them partially paralysed and incontinent, and that's no life fora piggie. So you saved her from a horrible fate. Sending BIG HUGS. Peaceful dreams, Pippa. 
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