Guinea Pig Welfare

Your Guinea Pigs, Their Life…

• Home
• Satin Guinea Pigs
  • Symtoms, Diagnosis and Prognosis…
• Guinea Pig Care
  • Behaviour
    • Normal Behaviour
  • Health
    • When to see a vet
    • Just for boars
      • Castration Questions for your vet…
    • Routine Health Checks
    • Neutering, spaying and castrating.
      • Castration Questions for your Vet
    • Active Vetcare Tilehurst
      • Top 10 Diseases seen in guinea pigs at Tilehurst Active Vetcare
    • Health and Hygiene
    • Pododermatitis (Bumblefoot)
    • Working With Your Vet
      • Educating Your Vet (Part 1 2003)
      • Educating Your Vet: Part 2 (2004)
      • Educating Your Vet: Part 3 (2005)
    • The Bottom Line…
    • Specifically Sows…
    • Steps for Happy Feet…
    • Questions to ask your vet:
  • Diet
    • The Importance of Good Hay!
    • Dry Food Facts.
    • Food Sources
    • A Balancing Act
  • Housing
    • Grid Cages
  • Companionship for Guinea Pigs.
    • Dealing with a guinea pig death
    • Boars as Friends
  • Resources in Reading and online
  • Reproduction
    • Sows and Reproduction
    • Afterbirth
  • Seasonal
    • Summer
      • In The Heat Of The Moment…
      • Happy Holidays
    • Autumn
      • Happy Halloween!
      • Fireworks and Guineas… Or Not…
    • Winter
      • Questions for your Pig Sitter…
      • Cold Weather Advice…
      • Winter Warmer Suppliers…
    • Spring
      • (Re) Introducing Grass
  • Bedding
    • Sensitisation and Allergies
    • Bedding Sources
  • Skincare
  • Guineas Going Places…
  • Playtime!
• The Pig Issue
  • Absolute Beginners
  • GPW on Facebook
  • That Was The Pig That Was…
    • Sienna…
    • Gloria…
    • … Bumble…
    • Nibbles…
    • Mrs. Fox…
    • Gucci…
    • Florence…
    • Keenan and Kel…
    • Butternut…
    • Bert and Ernie…
    • Monty…
    • Blossom…
    • Caprice….
    • Mr. Happy
    • Rainbow
    • Eden…
    • Jasmine…
    • Ursula…
    • Violet
    • Little Miss Lucky
    • Lily…
    • Mr. Melt
    • Miss Gobby (part one)
      • Queenie’s Crowning Glory…
      • Mabel’s Story…
    • … Mr. Fantastic
    • Zola
    • Bee n And Gone… :(
    • Breeze…
    • … Queenie…
    • … Miss Gorgeous…
    • … Dolly…
• Wheekerpedia
  • Wheekerpedia: A
  • Wheekerpedia: B
  • Wheekerpedia: C
  • Wheekerpedia: D
  • Wheekerpedia: E
  • Wheekerpedia: F
  • Wheekerpedia: G
  • Wheekerpedia: H
  • Wheekerpedia: I
  • Wheekerpedia: J
  • Wheekerpedia: K
  • Wheekerpedia: L
  • Wheekerpedia: M
  • Wheekerpedia:N
  • Wheekerpedia: O
  • Wheekerpedia:P
  • Wheekerpedia: Q
  • Wheekerpedia: R
  • Wheekerpedia: S
  • Wheekerpedia: T
  • Wheekerpedia: U
  • Wheekerpedia: V
  • Wheekerpedia: W
  • Wheekerpedia: X
  • Wheekerpedia: Y
  • Wheekerpedia: Z
  • #111925 (no title)
• Contact
• Ratewatchers
  • Nutrition
  • A Variety of What?
  • Diet: An overall view.
  • Grasses
• Guinea Pigs United
  • Guinea Pig Rehome
    • Find a guinea pig
    • Rehoming Rescue Guinea Pigs
    • How do I start my own rescue?
    • Rehoming Your Guinea Pigs
  • Choosing your guinea pigs
  • Reputable Sources
  • Questions to ask when getting a GP
  • What’s In A rescue?
    • #301 (no title)
      • Take our quick quiz …
      • Area Covered
      • Basic Adoption Policy
      • Contact Us
      • At a glance guide to owning guinea pigs:
      • Friends of RGPR
      • How you can help…
      • Piggy PM February 2010
• Events
  • Piggy PMs
    • Piggy PM Format
    • Piggy PM Number 6 Gallery
    • Piggy PM Number 7 2011 Gallery
  • One Is Not Enough
    • Mr. Melt
    • Brandon, Killer GP
  • The 2012 OlympiGs & ParalympiGs
    • Hayathon 2012
    • Sleepathon 2012
    • Closing Thoughts for OlmpiGs and ParalympiGs 2012
    • Gorgeous Guineas Bathathon
  • Guinea Pig Welfare Wheek 3, 2012
  • Inside The Hutch
    • Good Guinea Pig Health
    • Chantilly and Mr Big
      • Mr. Bigger
      • Still Solo but not Solitary…
    • The Issue with Permethrin…
    • Cakey’s Story, So Far…

Gallery

Our Photo Gallery illustrates some of the text contained in Guinea Pig Welfare. We hope you find it useful.

None of the words or pictures are a substitute for a guinea pig competent vet. You have a legal obligation to seek medical treatment/advice from a vet if your guinea pig is ill.

December 31, 2008   Posted in: Gallery

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