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Something weird in the anus..please help

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Hi,

I was checking out my guinea pig today and I found something weird in his anus...I tried to remove it but its stuck. Do you have any ideas what it could be?

Please help :(
 

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Probably..... The thread is clear you should get him checked if you are unsure.
 
If it's a boar you have to clean their boy bits which includes yucky stuff there,this is what it could be if you search boar cleaning you will get a better idea of what I mean😊
 
Okay... I'll try to clean it. So scared
 
Hi,

I was checking out my guinea pig today and I found something weird in his anus...I tried to remove it but its stuck. Do you have any ideas what it could be?

Please help :(

Hi! Please have your boy vet checked for impaction. @Veggies Galore has already linked in our impaction care guide.
 
I managed to take it out- thank God. Thank you guys ❤. I have him over 4 years and never had any problems with it
👍is he pooping ok?
If he is then it would just have been a build up of dirt and gunk,sounds yucky I know ..I have yet yo do this with my boys but will be doing it soon I think..wish me luck😢🤣
 
I thinks so. I've got 2 piggies in the cage so hard to say but there was loads of poos. I think I was mostly a dirt. I'll keep an eye on him :)
 
I managed to take it out- thank God. Thank you guys ❤. I have him over 4 years and never had any problems with it

About 10% of older boars develop impaction as the muscles at the back weaken.
Please read the impaction link as once it has started, it will happen again.
You can slow down the onset of mild impaction with the diet tips in the guide. ;)
 
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