Thank you

[chezzab0]

I just wanted to say thank you to all the advise I got last week regards cocos uri I changed the bisolvon to orally and started to ventilated her with the saline solution 3 times a day as well as the baytril and ronaxan from the vets I’m happy to say for the first time in 4 weeks for 48 hours we have no sneeze no wheeze no snot ..I have a much happier running around piggy whoop whoop ....I shall be carrying on the routine for the next 2 weeks under doctors advise just to make sure it’s all gone but without your advise I would never of known of the bisolvon powder the ronaxan or the saline solution .. although are vets is good he’s not a exotic vets and it’s gone with my suggestions on what to try thanks to you guys

 

[Lady Kelly]

That's excellent news. Many of the good vets I have come across have been generalists rather than exotics. What I find makes a good vet in this circumstance is a willingness to listen and to learn which your vet clearly has. I hope this is the start of a great recovery for your piggy and hopefully that vet will also be able to help others from their new knowledge

 

[Wiebke]

I just wanted to say thank you to all the advise I got last week regards cocos uri I changed the bisolvon to orally and started to ventilated her with the saline solution 3 times a day as well as the baytril and ronaxan from the vets I’m happy to say for the first time in 4 weeks for 48 hours we have no sneeze no wheeze no snot ..I have a much happier running around piggy whoop whoop ....I shall be carrying on the routine for the next 2 weeks under doctors advise just to make sure it’s all gone but without your advise I would never of known of the bisolvon powder the ronaxan or the saline solution .. although are vets is good he’s not a exotic vets and it’s gone with my suggestions on what to try thanks to you guys

You do not necessarily need an exotics vet; a general vet who is very considerate, open-minded and willing to learn and research can in some instances be worth more than an exotics vet for who guinea pigs are too mundane to be interesting.

 

[chezzab0]

That's excellent news. Many of the good vets I have come across have been generalists rather than exotics. What I find makes a good vet in this circumstance is a willingness to listen and to learn which your vet clearly has. I hope this is the start of a great recovery for your piggy and hopefully that vet will also be able to help others from their new knowledge

He’s not my usual bet as she was rescued from pets at home I do t usually deal with there vets but she’s covered under there care scheme as she was rescued fto
Them I think he’s taken this knowledge to give to one of the pigs there currently treating from coco litter mates yes let’s ho
E no more set backs she’s had a hard tiMe bless her xx

 

[chezzab0]

I just wanted to say thank you to all the advise I got last week regards cocos uri I changed the bisolvon to orally and started to ventilated her with the saline solution 3 times a day as well as the baytril and ronaxan from the vets I’m happy to say for the first time in 4 weeks for 48 hours we have no sneeze no wheeze no snot ..I have a much happier running around piggy whoop whoop ....I shall be carrying on the routine for the next 2 weeks under doctors advise just to make sure it’s all gone but without your advise I would never of known of the bisolvon powder the ronaxan or the saline solution .. although are vets is good he’s not a exotic vets and it’s gone with my suggestions on what to try thanks to you guys

 

[sport_billy]

So pleased all is going better, sending lots of continued recovery vibes