I think your guinea pig is dieing. I am part of a 4-H group and I study rabbits and guinea pigs. My rabbit died last year and had the same syptoms.
This heavily depends on several important factors, such as: - how (and with what) was the water contaminated with - was it the only source of water for the guinea pig in question - how old/heavy was the guinea pig in that time - etc It is of grave importance that your guinea pig be checked by a vetenarian as soon as possible. They are small animals with tendency to hide their symptoms of illness, which could progress very fast if something is wrong. Watch his/hers behaviours for anything unusual, and weigh it daily for suspicious weight fluctuations. Check link for more info.
You can use a firm tone of voice and say "no" or "uh-oh" to let the guinea pig know they have done something wrong. Avoid yelling or physical punishment, as this can be stressful for them. Instead, redirect their behavior and reinforce positive actions with treats or praise.
Female guinea pigs do not have periods or menstrual cycles like humans or dogs. Bleeding in guinea pigs can be a sign of a medical issue such as injury, urinary tract infection, or reproductive problems. It is important to seek veterinary attention promptly to determine the cause of the bleeding and provide appropriate treatment for your guinea pig.
A guinea pig is a rodent, it's meant to eat (mainly) plants and vegetables. A cat is a predator, it's meant to eat (mainly) stuff that has meat in it. Food for one won't have the nutrients needed by the other.
Guinea pigs are naturally skittish animals and may hide when they feel scared or stressed. It's important to ensure they have a safe and comfortable environment with places to hide, and to monitor for any signs of illness or injury that could be causing them to hide excessively. If hiding behavior persists, it's best to consult a veterinarian for a proper evaluation.
your guinea pig might need a check up take her to the vet and try and get some vitamin C into her/him
You kitten is very sick and could die. You need to take him or her to a vet immediately. If you cannot afford the treatment, please ask the vet where you can get free help for your kitten. The vet or his staff are obliged to tell you.
Sounds like anaphylacitc shock
This heavily depends on several important factors, such as: - how (and with what) was the water contaminated with - was it the only source of water for the guinea pig in question - how old/heavy was the guinea pig in that time - etc It is of grave importance that your guinea pig be checked by a vetenarian as soon as possible. They are small animals with tendency to hide their symptoms of illness, which could progress very fast if something is wrong. Watch his/hers behaviours for anything unusual, and weigh it daily for suspicious weight fluctuations. Check link for more info.
nothing
Take your guinea pig to the vet if something seems wrong...
To get your piggy to lose weight, firstly check its actual weight at the moment and determine if the Guinea Pig is already healthy. If it is overweight, avoid feeding it fruit and put it on a strict diet of just broccoli, arugula (But only a small amount), beets (Only a small amount as well), and LOTS of timothy hay. Make sure your piggy has plenty of room to run and exercise. If your Guinea Pig shows no interest in running or exercising, take it to the vet - it may have a sickness. I hope this helps!
take it to the doctor
Then your guinea pig has probablly a serious disease
tired, trouble breathing, something wrong with the water, scared
its sleeping....
no it just eats alot or its that way theres nothing wrong