#Pikka tiny rabit full#

I'll give her more pellets, more water, and more exercise. I'll ask Ly for the further guidance on my piggies veggies list and what should I give to Pikka since now she's having a bloat. Some veggies in Ly list are pretty rare in here, and many of them are not available in here. I think I'm going to stop her veggies consumption for 1-2 days, to see how her stomach will react. Are big stomach is normal when piggy gets a bloat? As far as I can see, she's shedding, but her side is normal (no baldness), and her nipples are normal. I put her pellet bowl and the hay near her, and also counting how many pellets that I put in it (I put 40 pellets), so I will know if she's eating it or not.Īnd her stomach looks big, I'm also worried if she's get ovarian cyst too (or maybe that's the cause). Can I give her more pellets, my pellets is not grass-based, so I'm quite worried about she not getting enough fiber. Her water bottle seems same with yesterday. Does it mean I should stop the veggies temporarily? She's eating very very few of her hay and only eat the pellet mesh and drink the water that I syringed to her. She's started pooping again but not as many as before I gave her veggies (her poops as small as baby poops). So I gave her pellet mesh and syringe her with water again, belly massaged, and also the exercise.

#Pikka tiny rabit full#

I gave her :Īfter that, she's not pooping again, and her stomach looks full like before (this morning wasn't that big). I read at guinealynx if giving a bit veggies is okay so that's what I gave to her for dinner. I would share my story with cimetidine, exercise thing, and belly massage to that vet, I hope my experience would help him one way closer to become a cavy savvy.īy the way, should I give her another dose of cimetidine even if she looks better now?Įrrr.I have a bit problem (again) with Pikka. If another case happened, I won't take her to the vet as my first choice but checked guinealynx and see what I can do. He's a very nice guy, and I don't know why but I really have faith in him. I still think that he gave that prescription because he didn't know the effect. And for the vet, I still not giving up about him. She's more active now, but she doesn't eat and drink by herself, so I still need to handfeeding her. This morning, when I wake up, I checked her cage and saw several small poops. And put her inside a fleece blanket, she seemed enjoy it and slept (I think she was pretty tired).

She seemed didn't like it at the first, but after several minutes, she started liking it and just laying in my lap.Īfter finished doing that, I put her back in her cage. When she finished her exercise, I took her and gave her belly massage. I know it seems cruel to chasing her but I didn't have much choice. Only tiles, and it was around 2 a.m so I'm afraid if the floor are cool enough for her and it only make it worse. I used the cage, because her floor time area is my room, which is not covered by carpet. She didn't want to move by herself, that's why I need to do something to make her exercise. She doesn't like it if anyone touch her bottom, so I just use it as a weapon to keep her move and exercise (I read that exercise could help reducing the gas). I've been handfeeding Pikka pellet mesh and syringe her with water, I also gave her cimetidine (dose based on guinealynx), and chasing her around her cage.