Guinea pigs commonly develop ear infections that lead to a head tilt and loss of balance. This can become permanent and worsen over time if not treated. It is painful and requires (typically) oral antibiotic treatment. Please, please seek the attention of an EXOTIC SPECIALIST vet ASAP so that they can prescribe the proper antibiotic. Below is information from guinealynx, an excellent website on guinea pig care. EAR INFECTION
If your guinea pig experiences difficulty walking or holds it's head tilted to one side, see a vet immediately. Prompt treatment is critical for complete recovery. This can indicate a bacterial infection of the inner ear requiring topical and/or oral antibiotics. A vet will also check for parasites and other conditions.
here is a link to dangerous guinea pig medications: http://www.guinealynx.info/dangerous_medications.html
Apparently not ! If you look at the earth from space - it's already 'lop-sided' - the pacific ocean covers almost half the globe - putting most of the land masses on one side.
The answer is a square. Could also be a rhombus (a lop-sided square).
The symptoms of stroke in chickens include stumbling or a lop sided walk. Some will also cock their head to the side and hold it there. The chicken's tongue may hang out to one side.
No, this could prove harmful to either animal.
No. Guinea pigs have very fine skeletons and rabbits have very strong legs. A kick from a rabbit can easily break a guinea pig's bones.
Lop rabbits will have long ears that fall over the sides of their head, as opposed to standing straight up.
His ugly because he has bug eyes and his face look lop sided in so pictures
yes go a head or lop of a head even use a stick
we have a lion head. she wieghs about 2 to 3 pounds. a mini lop wieghs 5 to6 lbs
They aren't round unless you rotate them as they grow. If you don't rotate them they will get a flat spot or become lop sided.
They aren't round unless you rotate them as they grow. If you don't rotate them they will get a flat spot or become lop sided.
it depends why?