With rats, when they sneeze, it's normally-harmless plasma in their lungs. Guinea Pigs might be the same. Recent changing of the litter in the cage or a new litter can cause your little pet to sneeze. If you notice anything out of the ordinary, or if it's a persistent sneeze, then go see a vet.
If your guinea pig has lost its squeak, it could be a sign of a respiratory infection or blockage in the airways. It's important to consult a vet to determine the underlying cause and provide the necessary treatment to help your guinea pig recover. Additionally, ensure your guinea pig's living environment is clean and free of any potential irritants that could be affecting its breathing.
Some common illnesses include scurvy, heat stroke, upper respiratory infection, and ear infection. Other illnesses include inflamed feet, pneumonia, urinary stones, gastrointestinal problems, and eye and teeth problems.
Guinea pigs are not filthy, but they do have bacteria just like most everything. I've had many creatures and been bitten many times. Wash it thourouly and put disinfectant on it and wrap it. That will take away the chances of something else getting into it. If it really looks bad and is getting a lot worse than it isgetting better go to the doctor.
Most cats are okay to have around your guinea pigs. Believe me, I have three cats and three guinea pigs. The guinea pigs are only mildly interested and the cats are actually unnerved by them! Hope this helps! Also, I have a homemade cage with no top and sometimes the cats will sleep IN the cage, the guinea pigs will just ignore them.
When your guinea pig tilts its head to one side it might have a eye or ear infection.
the illness may be called Uri or upper respiratory infection
it might have an upper respirtory infection... uh oh......
Average respiratory rate for a guinea pig is normally from 40 to 150 breaths per minute.
yeahh they can eat them without getting sick...i feed mine blueberries and he seems to enjoy them!
yes becuse it is spicy
if its a quiet type popping that comes out of their mouth or nose then they are congested. Possibly because of poor habitat cleanliness or they are coming down with a respiratory infection.
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That wheezing noise could be a sign of a respiratory (breathing) infection, Which can become serious and if not treated fatal.
The infection is also referred to as dracunculiasis, and less commonly as dracontiasis.
If your guinea pig has an eye infection, or other symptom, you need to take it to the Veterinarian. Once you do this follow the directions and advice of your vet! Do not ignore illness symptoms in your guinea pig, get to a vet that specializes in Exotic Pets and knows about Guinea Pigs.
There is no actual disease caused by putting your guinea pig near a draft or drafty place. Doing this does not cause a specific illness- it just stresses the pig out, causes them to have chills, and overally makes them more susceptible to diseases and ailments. Probably the most common ailment guinea pigs get after being subjected to these conditions is a respiratory infection.
Usually too find out if your guinea pig has a kidney infection you see your doctor and he will give you medications and you should keep them on a healthy die (no brocily)