She is due too being aggressive to the others, I'm hoping to put the cage next door tomorrow, I have brought one of her friends down to speak through the bars and there were no teeth chattering so I'm hopeful they will rebond happily now the nasty hormones are gone!Xx
Put her cage ideally next or very close to her companions cage. Guinea pigs have clear eyesight only up to a foot; any further distance they react to sudden movement.I know, I'm just worried incase they stress her out too much overnight I will bring her cage up though and pop it next door to their room (they'll be able to see and hear each other but they won't be able to fight)
and she ran around her cage (literally ran) everything crossed she keeps it up 
Rebonding is not going well, and she's eating less ii think I'm going to have to take the. Cage back out, lots of teeth chattering
She's now refusing syringe feeds, turning her head away and headbutting me, I'm trying but most of it is drooling out, she's taking a teeny bit, I'm just about to change her cage again so i can monitor poops really closely
one very worried aand exhausted mum! (I also have 3very young children, I'm breastfeeding round the clock too (and dad works nights)! --I do not remember the last time I actually slept!) man i could use some good luck right now sadly our out of hours vets are not good (they wanted to put our cat to sleep before biopsy results were back because he had aspiration pneumonia following the biopsy and discharged us without antibiotics when we said no- he lived for almost 2months after this he passed 3 weeks ago tomorrow) and 40mins away I'm not sure a long bumpy car ride will help her pain but I'm attempting to syringe Pro c in water not that she's taking any of that either 
I've been doing it every 2 hours round the clock anyway as she was never eating much by herself
I'm possibly going to have to find another out of hours vet, she doesn't look good at all, other half will be home soon, I'm going to get him to try, if he cant get anything in her I'm going to start making phone calls
sshe was doing so well yesterday too, I think the teeth chattering was just so was too unwell to fix a broken bond and it just stressed her out, we will keep her alone with plenty of human interaction until she's eating properly and then if that bond can't be salvaged we can try dating with a boar we will sort her out one way or another we just need her eating again as a priority
Thankyou we are trying everything, she ate some grass, no interest in hay or pellets but better than nothing, if we include the baby food she had around 2.5mls, hang in there little one
Shes eating hay and walking around
but we can deal with that as long as she stays healthy
I hope so! She's still refusing the syringe but maybe thats because she's finally eating herself! I've now seen her munch hay and a couple of pellets and drink from the water bottle! Sure she just likes to scare us! I definitely think she's happier away from the others unfortunately though
currently out scales are saying she's about 90g under what they said before surgery but in reality that could only be about 40g, its hard to judge when they are inconsistent anyway, I'm keeping up the 2 hourly feeds with whatever she wwilll take, she has a post op check at 9:30am tomorrow,, I know she'd lost weight at the vets yesterday but they didn't say how much, her appetite is definitely improving though touch wood! 
