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lduval
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I have a male guinea pig who has swollen knees which has been diagnosed by a vet. Max is very picky with his food and im guessing that he is not taking sufficient vitamine C. Max is neutered and lives with a female guinea pig so it is difficult for me to know exactly how much veg he eats. I have bought the childlike liquid vitamin c and I would like to know how many millimetres I can give him daily.
Thank you for your help.
Thank you for your help.
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Hi and welcome
This is a disability community so I dont think anyone will have the knowledge to answer your query
You need to s8eak to a vet or see if it can find anything on Google -
Hi @lduval as jane as said a vet might be best place to get advise for your pet. Welcome to the forum
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Welcome to the community @lduval
To echo what the others have said, you'd probably be best off taking him to a vet. I hope that Max gets better soon! -
I was trying to sign in with a guinea pig group but my page must have been redirected to your group without me noticing it. Really sorry for this.
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I have a disability so it is great to have found your group by mistake and i can see that the group is active. So speak soon.
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Your very welcome here we just dint know about Guinea pigs but have a look around and feel free to join in
Hope max gets better soon -
Thank you very much. I wasn't expecting you yo know about piggies! But you sound like a very nice group. Thank you.
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Hello @lduval
Welcome to the community, I hope you are well.
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Hi,
It was this website and I must have clicked on an ad which redirected me to your page:
https://www.laguineapigrescue.com/store/c1/Featured_Products.html
Don't worry because I know the L.A. Guinea Pig Rescue and it has a very good reputation, however their website is not very good. I'm also.from the UK not L.A..
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@lduval Thank you for sharing that with us! We are getting lots of people directed to our site for animal-related enquiries and this will help us work out why
I hope Max feels better soon.Online Community Co-ordinator
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Today is a very good day. Max is much better and he is recovering from his illness nicely. Thank you for asking.
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Hi @lduvalwelcome and how are you and how are you finding this website
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