Great to be in contact with other piggy lovers! but had a tumour the size of a cherry tomato! Eek! Just like Clover in that she was eating well and happy before. Vet couldn't feel lump because of where it was. I suggested a scan and he was happy to do it but said in his experience it can be quite hard to disitinguish details clearly because of all the gut. His advice is to think it over for the weekend, but prob better to go ahead and operate before trouble starts. and the nurse will call when she thinks Clover is ready to come home. Good thing we went ahead as the vet found a tumour in the uterus. I've got some nice new vetbed for her to lie on and lots of tasty treats. Got curly kale in my veg box today - great timing. Hope it takes the taste of all the meds away!
She looked so traumatised when I collected her, poor little thing. I gave her a bit of Critical Care before putting her in the cage and tried her with a tiny bit of cucumber - she had a couple of bits then helped herself to the rest of the slice! Back in her cage she had a nibble or two of kale and timothy hay before settling down. Good sign, I hope. feeling well enough to try her hardest to avoid the syringe containing critical care/baytril/avipro/metacam (not all at once!) She's tucking into cucumber, carrot, hay etc and has enjoyed supaguinea excel broken into little pieces by yours truly. :smitten: :smitten: :smitten: bless her. She wanted to come out and play too but I've put her on strict bed rest for the next few days.