🐶 Dog Has Stopped Responding | FULL EPISODE | S03E02 | Vet On The Hill

Dr Scott is called in for a home visit to a dog has been unable to be himself lately after a scary situation a few days ago.
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[@Isa-mq2ym]

It was nice seeing a guinea pig on the show! I have two so it’s nice seeing them recover after surgery. I am worried about one of my guinea pigs named Oreo because she has developed a small little bump on her side. It’s not big at all, but it’s hard. It’s been worrying me quite a bit and we plan on taking her to the vet soon, and I’m praying she will be ok. Nice to see another guinea pig recovering nicely :) . I’m hoping it doesn’t come to surgery but this gives me hope that she will be ok. She is a very healthy and pampered guinea pig, so crossing my fingers it’s nothing bad. 😬 Love your channel btw 🥰🥰

[@Isa-mq2ym]

Eeee I got pinned 😱😇

[@Taranymph]

please share an update of Oreo after the vet visit :)

[@r.mcbride2837]

Don't delay. Things like that never improve with time. It will likely have to be removed, so the smaller the better, the sooner the better.

[@lorenshearouse8831]

@@r.mcbride2837 YES! the sooner the better!! i didnt realize my gerbil had a tumor until it was too late and she got sick. i regret it everyday. the sonner the better. i wish you and oreo the best

[@patshhi4620]

Loren Shearouse I agree too. While not a guinea pig I had a hamster the store gave me that had been abused (the store knew me well). She recovered well, but about 2 months later I noticed a lump on her shoulder. I took her to the vet, who informed me she had lumps all inside her body. I couldn’t believe it and told the vet it seemed the lumps appeared overnight. She said some rodents develop tumors very fast and they are usually cancerous. It turned out it was cancer, all inside, so they put her to sleep. Chill Oreo, please don’t wait. Get her to the vet ASAP. And like the other commentators I’d like to know how Oreo is doing. Pat

[@Cloud24774]

“Your not perfect but you can breathe” My new favorite sentence

[@toniemarlow8791]

I'm bed-bound and disabled with 2 chronic pain diseases - but my spirits are always high because I'm SO lucky in so many other ways!! Now, because of this channel, I have the perfect response for when people ask how I'm doing (it's always hard to know how to respond "honestly" . . .). All I have to say is, "I'm not perfect but I can breathe . . ." to which my husband can add, "and that's all I want." while smiling. (He is the reason that my spirits are always high! 🥰 😍 )

[@terryblack5087]

You have a beautiful lovely attitude. Hope you get relief from your pain.

[@2qlrn273]

Sorry to hear you have to deal with chronic pain! I was just wondering whether you've ever heard of the pain relief properties of Coconut oil and of MSM. Among other things, they have definite anti-inflammatory properties, & much more. I've seen them work with my cats & dogs over the years, & my family as well.

[@gwenp3450]

My favorite response is, "Surviving! That's a good thing for you because otherwise you'd be speaking to a ghost right now." That usually gets a good laugh. 😃

[@roxannduran1561]

I’m so sorry you’re going through that, but happy you’re coping so well…I’m also disabled with constant pain, and unhappily allergic to opiates, I think I’ll use your wonderful attitude when I feel down…I’m breathing and watching Bondi Vet what more could I want… Thank you 💕

[@anneballenger1962]

I say, "I m still here!" Or "I woke up this morning and as a bonus I remembered my name!"

[@melaniequillin5488]

Scott is a very good doctor. He is also a damn good dad and husband.

[@TheBlueZoe]

I often asking myself, how such men are feeling. They are behaving great. They fullfilling all the expections - or trying really really hard to do so. Where is the space just to be as a human with all your - you know not so cultivated spots. It must be increadible how much preassure of not to fail is laying on that shoulders every single day. You love your wife and children. You also love the work you doing. You will not mess up each of it. Maybe he is managing all this perfectly. Is just a thought.

[@john40anne]

yes but he put happy face do it

[@sharcrum]

Yeah. I'd nominate Scott for a cloning program if they ever start a human one!!

[@Isa-mq2ym]

It’s always so cute to see the dogs right after their surgery when they still are kind of woozy and they just sit there with their tongue poking out of their mouth. It’s adorable and such a relief seeing they are ok 🥰!

[@kyleecavaliere5083]

a former dsmp fan 🙂😌

[@Isa-mq2ym]

@@kyleecavaliere5083 still a current fan 😊👍

[@AveryRaineCrespo]

I think the best is waking up after any kinda dental surgery, more often than not they'll have their tongues out because of of the numbing agent they'll inject into their gums. It's so very precious, it makes me go " aw good love, just take your time, wake up slow " 😅🤍

[@amyfluffyfluff880]

The guy did such a good Guinea pig sound 😲 I did not expect that

[@ch007eh7]

I read your comment and was like: Yeah... how good can it be? But wow! 😨 That's amazing! 🤩😎😱

[@bbolive2040]

My guinea pigs started reacting when they heard him.

[@lynneshively3790]

My dad was a vet. He told me many years ago there are 2 kinds of vets. Those who are in it for the love of money or those who are in it for the love of animals. Chris and Scott are definitely in it for their love of the animals.

[@Trainwreck_Art]

I almost cried when they started the full anasthesia on Auberyn and his little legs were shaking like that.

[@annmarietromblee3413]

Chris and Scott are such considerate men. I enjoy how they show so much affection and how they talk to their patients. Not only are they sensitive to the owners feelings, but it's wonderful to see how the patients respond to them. You can see the animals giving over to the vet, as their instincts trust the vets gentle manner, affection and they talk to them as they investigate their problem or pain. It's really brilliant. The animal knows they are going to be helped. Scott always talks to his patients post surgery, and he tells them how well they did in surgery and how much better they will enjoy life. Both men have a rich sense of humor, tactile, and so caring. Scott's face shows his feelings. Nice quality in a man. If more were encouraged to show their emotions, and cry when needed, we would have far less men dropping from heart attacks due to suppressing their feelings. Chris covers his feelings better, but he is a softie too. Both men are brilliant vets.

[@wenthulk8439]

Assuming that we are seeing their true nature

[@ASTPlumbing9090]

I found a bialy bird out walking that had blown out of it’s nest from a bad storm. I could hear his little squeaks and tracked him down with his messed up nest in between a light pole and a retaining wall. How he lived I have no idea. So I gathered what nest I could and used a shoe box as a makeshift nest. I kept him in the closet where it was cozy. I set my alarm for every 45 minutes to feed him with tweezers (around the clock; I didn’t get sleep). I had to use wet cat food. After two weeks I could feed him once every 1 or 2 hours (round the clock). Then his feathers started coming in so I moved him into the large whirlpool tub and used few branches to simulate nature. After a little while of hand feeding I started setting food around for him to hop over or fly a little to get....after he could do that and he was started to get food easier I started hiding it. I then used our freestanding towel rack to give some height... and I switched him to dried mealworms, dried fruit, a bit of live worms etc.... Then one day I came into the bathroom and he was flying at the window. So I took him in his nest box outside and he wasn’t comfortable yet. I tried again a week later and he flew away into the wild to join the birds that fly around (I live in the country). His name was Peanut. Rehabbing an animal is really hard work but the end result is an awesome feeling. (And FYI I beached the bathroom from wall to wall and shower to tub to sinks to any flat surface).

[@cristyf5431]

I love how Nathan's first question always seems to be "who's this?"

[@katinaross8643]

I was so scared for Jack when he quit breathing before his surgery that I cryed. It brought back memories of a couple of my dogs that have passed but thankfully Jack recovered. I wish more of the vets here were like Chris and Scott. Thank u Chris and Scott for all u do. Ur jus a sweet blessing.

[@anniehall8474]

My heart just stopped over Jack. So glad he recovered. Wow.

[@PirateOfTheNorth]

Stuck in quarantine so binge watching these episodes

[@patshhi4620]

Other than his lipomas, Jack looks in great shape for his age! His parents have taken great care of him.

[@apt5044]

these vets are so clever. It amazes me. They have to understand every animal's anatomy & symptoms. They are my heroes.

[@MyGoldenRetrievers]

i love vets who are there for the animals and not because its their job. wow, my heart almost stoped wen jack stoped responding. thanx for sharing it with us. x

[@Cloud24774]

lorraine jooste I’m glad we have vets in our life to treat our ill animals

[@barbaravance6774]

I agree. I went for an interview at a vet clinic for a vet assistant position. I passed his questionnaire. And at the interview he told me I wold receive free vet care for my pets along with the usual benefits. Then he said the one thing that shocked me. He said, this is a business. And you need to realize, I'm not here to make money. Not friends with people's pets." I was floored! How are you a vet if you don't like animals?

[@AshlieJermaine]

Am I the only one disappointed that they didn't show us the stone they removed from little Pepe?? I thought it was so cool that Pepe's owners learned his language and could imitate it so well. That was REALLY impressive!!

[@Imnotamused444]

I have had such a bad day today but this show always ends up taking my mind off things and puts me in a better mood. I love it so much❤😭

[@laurabriese6829]

I really like that the vet watches over until the babies are well awake.

[@shirleylaboy603]

I can't miss any of Bondi Vet. Im so glad it's available in the US. I would love to watch Tim's wild adventures but it's not available here. 🙂❤🐾🐾🐾

[@patshhi4620]

Shirley, Tim does have a KZbin channel under his name. He posts often on it. He has an Animal Tales segment where he talks about a specific animal in each video.

[@Rachelbee]

Same!

[@melissajarvis4829]

@@patshhi4620 Thank you for letting us know!

[@patshhi4620]

Melissa Jarvis you are welcome Melissa. Pat

[@patshhi4620]

I love Michael Hamilton. He reminds me so much of Scott in that they both care so much for animals and will do whatever it takes to improve an animal’s quality of life.

[@flamingbridges1649]

Our 14.5 year old golden had laryngeal paralysis. She started off with a high pitched bark and would make gagging sounds when she barked. She also got out of breath easily . She had to have her larynx tied back. She had that done nearly 2 years ago

[@Isa-mq2ym]

Sarah Brodie wow such an old age! You must take very good care of her 😊

[@audreysharp2002]

Hope she is doing better

[@lukearts2954]

Blessed age for your girl! Cherish the time, because 16+ is really very old for a Golden... Good on you!

[@hannag1995]

Wow that’s a long life for medium size dog

[@flamingbridges1649]

@@audreysharp2002 yeah she's fine. Just slowing down and then the silly thing ripped one of her nails completely out of her paw last week.

[@spiderliliez]

"I've definitely got more gray hairs, and Nathan has definitely lost more hairs."

[@nathanschmidtke5901]

That’s me

[@lisasaunders4835]

These vets are wonderful!!! I love how UK vets normally work on exotics. Here in the U.S. you have to see a specialist. A lot of the time they think you are crazy to come in with a chicken or a guinea pig! I actually had a vet ask me "Why are you bringing in a chicken? It is just a chicken!" So Sad! Kudos to the UK!

[@greeneyedwitch1103]

My horse had a paralized larynx on one side when he was in his late twenties. Meant retirement for him but he still had some happy years and made it to almost 31 years.

[@juneshahin6169]

I am so pleased. God bless my dear

[@BlindLemonFishStix]

I love that Scott gets in the kennel with the pup as he waked up to comfort him as he comes out of the anesthesia. Most vets just dump the dog in the cage and let them deal with it.

[@marthahawkinson-michau9611]

He tends to do that with all of his larger patients. Especially the old, big doggies.

[@sheilalindenstein8263]

Scott seems like an awesome vet. He truly cares about each and every critter that he treats... and mourns with the owners when their babies have problems or pass on!

[@anthony3032]

How do you know that most vet are doing that? How many vets did you meet. How can you know that?

[@Kitty-tc3oh]

I love watching this show! It's a lot of happiness in 40 minutes.

[@lotharsoran3604]

After the scariest times in the anaesthesia reversal is over, animals are adorable. Totally derpy looking, for the most part.

[@lisamarieashby2523]

A few years ago I had the blessings of having 2 guinea pigs and 4 bunnies. It always amazed me how these creatures without much ability to show facial emotion movements, were able to express in the depth of their eyes exactly what they were feeling.

[@charlottemoss3314]

So addicted to the channel I went and got a little kitten her name bella

[@Cloud24774]

Charlotte Moss awww

[@atricewarner5705]

Congratulations.

[@reginaromsey]

Now you need a sister for her to boss around and show you what fun is!

[@doralevitt2879]

Awww- that's great!

[@cherylgeorge3614]

Awe that's a beautiful name.hope all goes well with you and Bella.

[@feralbluee]

the young couple with the springer spaniel are so ‘60’s hippie style. i love it. :) 🌷🐶

[@apt5044]

How can these vets know so much about every animal? They amaze me!

[@lillightbolen2172]

Anyone else about have a heart attack when they said Jack wasn't breathing

[@alicekinsey4841]

Me

[@windwoman3549]

🖐🏻

[@frasersgirl4383]

Oh God yes…..

[@deborahsimmons4883]

I was terrified! Then overcome with joy when his breath returned. Whew!

[@diannaleigh9914]

I cheated. I read that he came out of it.

[@amymccormick5360]

My lab had this issue, and a week later it was worse. The vet was kind enough to explain with this procedure. She explained that He could easily aspirate into his lungs, and we’d end up another emergency 🆘. After 15 years of a great spoiled life; I ended up just getting him settled again. I hugged, kissed and cried and then said goodbye 😢😢😢

[@fantasyrogue1996]

Poor Pepe. I had a guinea pig named Max that had bladder stones. Unfortunately, we found out too late once we got him to a vet. They did surgery to get them out and I got to take him home that same day. Sadly, he passed away the same night. He at least got to live a long life given he was nearly eight years old, which is long in guinea pig years. Seeing Pepe go through this made me tear up.

[@nomi151570]

I love that Scott makes house calls 🥰He is so caring ❤

[@laurafinkelstein9181]

I think it's (was) mostly for the TV show; plus his clients are, for the most part, very wealthy.

[@bethdavis3501]

Our almost 13-year-old greyhound is on a medication for LP that has done wonders. So much so we wouldn’t consider surgery.

[@powbangcrash8852]

What is the medication called. My 14 year old puggle has all the signs. We had 3 vet visits and no one ever mentioned it.

[@lukearts2954]

Never heard such a talkative guinea pig... Must be because of the talking with its owners =)) They are such an amazing couple, having learned to communicate with it! That's dedication worthy of recognition!

[@juliestevens6931]

We discovered that, like cats, the more you talk to them, the more they talk back. It is fun to learn what their sounds mean.

[@lukearts2954]

@@juliestevens6931 it's very interesting, because I know that in the wild, they would make such sounds when they are among their kind, but when in danger or stress, aside from an alert signal, they would stay quiet (for obvious reasons). If they tend to talk more as you talk more to them, it may indicate that talking to them actually contributes to their mental welfare. Sounds logic, most will say, but this means that you have proof of animals appreciating and even needing interspecies relationships with humans. And on the other hand this would also imply that silent guinea pigs are likely to be rather unhappy... Enjoy your interactions! I'm always admiring people who manage to communicate actively with animals, and it also makes me happy that I'm not alone doing it... Some of my neighbors consider me a weirdo, because not only do I communicate with my dogs, but I have an active communication with a wren too... Never had any communications with rodents, though. ^^ Those sounds really are the cutest ever!

[@juliestevens6931]

@@lukearts2954 We used to have a Woolly Monkey when I was growing up and we learned to communicate with him. And I know we were really communicating because I made the same sounds of greeting and comfort to another Woolly Monkey in a zoo half way across the country and got the SAME reaction. And the monkey came to me and hugged me and returned the greeting. (it was on a zip line for people to feed it and pet it and had been aloof to visitors that day).

[@karenedonald]

They add in sound effects - sorry ☺️

[@juliestevens6931]

@@karenedonald Not with the guinea pigs we have raised. Ours were very talkative and the sounds in the video are the same sounds ours made for the same reasons. Maybe for the video they did, but if they were added, they added the right ones.

[@sassy2086]

Dr Scott should think about "Say Good-Bye...". Why not the more comfortable " See you later... "

[@orangeseed3337]

Sassy 208 cause they could die.

[@sassy2086]

@itsme Emma Well if you tell me to say good-bye l wouldn't leave my dog there!

[@alisav8394]

@@sassy2086 🙄

[@lcandsps1052]

I've been thinking the same thing but wasn't sure about suggesting it. Here in the US vets often refer to euthanasia In terms of "saying goodbye" to a pet.

[@grandduchesssh2406]

I wonder if Oberon's owners are fans of A Midsummer Night's Dream where Oberon is king of the enchanted forest.

[@PipsKay]

This American loves watching this series and my mini house Panther boy Pippin Sirius, is right in my lap watching as well..oh wait, no, he's fallen asleep lol

[@laurabriese6829]

Thank God Jack took a breathe he is amazing Doggie

[@Isa-mq2ym]

Aww the newborn puppies ears are so adorable!! They look like little bat ears 😋

[@epd1113]

Aww 😍 Jack eating his birthday cake was so cute.

[@hobbyhomesteader5801]

Love love love it when Dr. Ortho is featured ... and when it's both of them? Yay!

[@kellydean9373]

I have learned alot from this show. I love it. I just wished tht there were more vets tht cared like scott does.

[@282828lisa]

Dr Scott was so nice to get Jack a cake! I actually got tears in my eyes!

[@edwinaknight6464]

I'am also addicted to Bondi Vet, Dr Chris makes me laugh and he believes in Vicks like me haha

[@kasie680]

I’m absolutely devastated……. My boy was 13 had great heart lungs and X-rays all clear like this old boy, my vet told me he was to old for surgery and I had to have him put to sleep….heartbreaking 💔 I wish I had a gutsy vet like these guys, rather than lazy vets that just want to do microchips, desexing and worming!!! It breaks my heart that he could of been saved 🥺😢😢💔

[@robinbush8259]

Is everyone in London as lovely as Dr Scott s humans? They all seem so wonderful ❤️

[@mazieg7072]

I love Auberon's name! I never heard it before, so cool!!!Hope I spelled it correctly?

[@smallbeginning2]

Mazie G it’s from Shakespeare

[@troubler2115]

Auberon was a name in Game of Thrones too. I love that name.

[@melaniequillin5488]

Nathan is pretty cool. He is very nice too.

[@susannorman4476]

Scott, so glad to see you wear a mask for the surgery!!! I am so concerned about airborne pathogens and totally flinch when I see vets do surgery without masks. Susan in Iowa.

[@mariapoulos767]

This Dr is an amazing sweet talented kind thoughtful caring Dr. I am addicted to this show.

[@juliestevens6931]

Pepe is so cute! My family loves guinea pigs. We have had them at least since the late 50's.

[@michaelfrost4584]

The good " old boy ". What a lovely old man. 🙂

[@jeannegallegos8410]

Ellie's pups are like some human babies & need help latching on. Well done Maz, Nathan, and Ellie!.

[@cornelia9778]

What a lovely old boy!

[@sheilalindenstein8263]

Jack’s dad looks almost identical to my son.. Jim Morrison look alike s! I love the love this couple has for their beautiful ole boy puppers.

[@janiejones6789]

Jack’s parents are super cute, they seem like the perfect couple.💕👩‍❤️‍👨💕 They look like rock ✨ stars.

[@keepingitreal71]

Oh those pups are CUTE.... My heart exploded with LOVE....

[@debrawalker3171]

I will pray for the dog and all the animals because they need help just like I do

[@YvonneWilson312]

My first dog had a couple of lipomas - one was pretty large, like a goose egg. He also had congestive heart failure though and the vet recommended leaving them well alone unless they started to impact on his quality of life because the risk of the anaesthetic was too great. Thankfully they never did in his case. I can totally understand what Francine was going through, I would have been the same!

[@kendrakkhalilieh1616]

Love how Dr. Scott let's him ride shotgun!

[@mepucket3029]

I lost a dog to laryngeal paralysis he just couldn’t breathe anymore. Duke was my husband’s dog between met . He beca big mommas boy it still hurts and it’s been almost 9 years.

[@terryblack5087]

So sorry for your pain. I am a firm believer animals are in heaven, probably more of them than us!!

[@deborahsimmons4883]

I love everyone in these episodes! You are Heaven sent to every animal, reptile and mammal. I thank you all so very much because you make this world a much better place for us all! Bless you all! 💗

[@jacklen369]

I always love watching all the animal experiences on this site! It's wonderful!

[@jeaniabratton7200]

Love this show always can't wait for new episodes

[@Kitty-tc3oh]

Yes, I agree!

[@lyndahammond8883]

Handsome Guinea pig, Pepe, is very fortunate to have Luca and Trish as his human parents. They both are able to make the most authentic sounds to demonstrate Pepe's communication. They clearly love this little guy! What a darling family!!!

[@huskykindacat3446]

This is like a old dog special and I’m not complaining

[@lisagast4616]

Wish we had vets in usa like this🙏🙏

[@nicoleshaffer1816]

You can say that again

[@marthahawkinson-michau9611]

You have to get super lucky to find them. Unfortunately the odds aren’t great.

[@lisagast4616]

@@marthahawkinson-michau9611 Yes I family found a good vet Anytime a vet wants to take your dog and you don’t come with it that’s a bad doctor you go in with your animal

[@millybrandwood2466]

The springer looks exactly like my grandparents old dog ski

[@samanthabolduc3238]

You got right 8n there with the dog....what a good vet

[@MysteryGamer017]

Oh no I hope the dog is ok ❤️🥺😢

[@ashleybaker6036]

Happy belated birthday Jack💜🌟💞my vet did the same thing for my PRECIOUS BELOVED Bailey whom I lost to cancer & now my PRECIOUS SWEET Lacy has cancer💔😥🥺🐾I honestly WISH I lived or could afford to go take her to see & be treated by these amazing vet🐾

[@idiomasentusiasticos7954]

“You’re paying for my speeding ticket” He laughed. They all laughed. But it was over 5000.

[@danimations6085]

never in my life as a new yorker have I seen a baby pigeon.

[@leaupton5238]

One of my favorite shows!

[@jaxsstrickland1443]

Scott is a sweet beautiful man.we need more people like him in the world

[@katiesalvadore7306]

I love this man. What a saint.

[@nicolek963]

He’s a supervet with a great personality and has such great love for animals, he’s awesome and amazing, I watch his video on KZbin every day, I wish my vet would have his personality.

[@denasewell]

Another great episode! I look forward to the episodes each week!

[@michellebocook7023]

Wow, I am thrilled to know Oberon is doing so well. I have never heard of that larengeal condition before.

[@lyndahammond8883]

I hadn't either until my sister's Australian Shepherd developed laryngeal paralysis last year. She had the surgery and is so much better but sadly, she lost her ability to bark. It's sad for us but Piper doesn't seem to care. She's a happy, loving dog and will be 14 in a few months.

[@magickelfgirl]

Jack's case hit a bit too close to home. I recently felt what I think is a lipoma on my dog's left side. It's still small and doesn't seem to bother her at all, but I'm afraid it might grow and need to be removed and seeing Jack suddenly not respond during that surgery didn't do my heart any good. Already have a vet appointment in a couple days.

[@chantehayward6225]

Jacks birthday present... A trip to the vet... For Plastic surgery. 😂😂😂

[@jamic19]

Absolutely love this show...

[@robinbush8259]

Dr Scott is truly an amazing vet 🙏

[@bagelesworth7203]

I just laughed when the narrator said when the pigeons are strong to leave into the wild what on a chimney telling people it's wake up time

[@aliciadickerson2687]

When I seen those baby pigeons I was awe so cute I have lots of pigeons

[@sadie4me2]

Love you all so much

[@laurabriese6829]

So precious

[@randikinton7018]

Love Dr Scott

[@kristinjacobsen3417]

An animal "La Leche League" 😊 well done!

[@jellysharkbat]

I HATE that we can't see the surgery! Great show tho....does anyone know if this is available somewhere outside the UK? I'd like to be able to see the full eps.

[@jvrooney2540]

I get it on KZbin in the U.S.

[@judyearls7563]

Love to watch these two

[@DeniseEggertwaterlily]

Our family had two female guinea pigs,. One was adopted one year after the first guinea pig was given to my nephew as a very little one. The little adopted guinea pig had a tumor grow on her chest area. The small animal specialty veterinarians did surgery on her with anesthesia with a miniature E.T. tube and did a "mastectomy " on her to remove the tumor. They kept her for an entire day to monitor her recovery. She was sent home with antibiotics by eyedropper and pain medicine by eyedropper. We were careful about what vegetables we fed both of them,as well as their guinea food pellets, water with vitamin drops added, their salt lick, - and of course - plenty of Timothy Hay. I actually both them a huge metal hutch - which we all called their' Condominium.. Both of these guinea pigs lived for ten years, each.

[@sharonkaczorowski8690]

Great episode.

[@juneshahin6169]

Excellent video. Thank you very muck.

[@ruthcz4360]

Good information about guinea pigs and the dangers of calcium! Bell pepper is always safe to feed. Please never keep guinea pigs solo. They need at least one other guenea pig! Groups are better! when you transport them please make sure they have some hay, fresh veggies for water and of course air to breathe!