zombieprincess
Adult Guinea Pig
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Yet another surpise passing on the forum.
Last night i laid sweet little Ponyo to rest.
This lovely little girl was only 10 months old but I believe all the illness and stress she had gone through in her short life combined with another swift change in temperature had been to much for her. I was prepared for the fact she would be short lived, that she would catch another respitory infection that would get the better of her, but I wasn't expecting it so soon
At least I can rest assured that her last few months she was well cared for, fed, kept clean, dry and warm. Received the vet care and companionship she needed and was a happy little Guinea.
Last night i laid sweet little Ponyo to rest.
This lovely little girl was only 10 months old but I believe all the illness and stress she had gone through in her short life combined with another swift change in temperature had been to much for her. I was prepared for the fact she would be short lived, that she would catch another respitory infection that would get the better of her, but I wasn't expecting it so soon
At least I can rest assured that her last few months she was well cared for, fed, kept clean, dry and warm. Received the vet care and companionship she needed and was a happy little Guinea.
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this whether really hasn't been good, what is worse is that none of these animals seem to show any real signs of heat distress. I just think it's been hot enough to tip them over the edge so to speek.
