Guinea Pig Surgery: Tips for a Successful Recovery!

[@maureenstrang6130]

So glad that Phoebe's surgery went well and she is recovering. You must be so relieved. Get well soon sweetie.

[@IamAlwaysRight100]

🎉yay to Phoebe! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 and yay to you for looking after her so beautifully!👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼🎉

[@SqueakDreams]

Thank you! ❤️

[@Piggedies]

I’m so glad Phoebe did well with her surgery. Thank you for all the helpful advice. ❤

[@donieguiney404]

So glad Phoebe is feeling better 😊 you can do this girl, we love you Phoebe

[@Kelari313]

Phoebe is the best ❤ I'm glad she's doing well 😊

[@x.beaded.by.kenzie.x]

Yayayaya my beautiful Phoebe is okay I’m so happy sending prayers to you guys💝💝

[@claytonoxford8127]

Phoebe looks like she’s doing well 😊your handling this so well

[@damjansumak6925]

Phoebe is truly the lady in your little family 🐾🐾

[@okelliesfarm]

Speedy recovery little one ,you were so luck to have such a informed mummy . This video as always was such a informative video . Thank you . ❤️

[@Artemis19925]

I'm so happy for Phoebe being okay! ❤❤❤

[@crystaldavis6494]

So glad Phoebe is doing so well! 🥰 Great info as always!🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️🥰❤️

[@marywilson1709]

Well done Phoebe, you're doing amazing sweetheart!

[@michelleschneider3220]

Thank you for a great informative video! I am also pleased to see Phoebe doing so well after her surgery!

[@konvaliastreams]

I wish you'd uploaded this a month earlier so I wouldn't be so panicked when my baby girl couldn't walk for the first day after her ovh 🥺 but she pulled through very quickly after that and I'm so proud of her. And of Phoebe too! ❤❤

[@jolly_39]

Yeah, good news from Phoebe. What a cute lil' trooper, I hope she continues to recover well. She's already got some floof on her shaved belly. My boy Avi underwent surgery for lipomas around his mammary glands in February (one had became larger and harder and he was also slowly loosing weight, histology came back with imflammation cells inside the lipoma) and while the surgery went super smoothly, he unfortunately thought removing his sutures on one side early was the brightest idea of the century... Ended up brining him back to vet almost every day for two weeks. In those two weeks he managed to 1) remove a body suit twice within 5 minutes and 2) having to undergo anaesthesia again to redo the stiches only to start removing them again the next day. A size adjustable fabric collar I got of Amazon in despair ended up doing the trick as it prevented his teeth from getting to his belly while still allowing him to eat and drink normally. He did end up wearing the collar as a tutu when I put it on him for the first time. As soon as Avi could wiggle his front paws through he got everything off. The weirdest thing is, Avi is a super calm and gentle guinea pig, not moving an inch during checkups or hair cuts and had went through neutering before without any issues, so him behaving that way was unexpected. Well after two weeks of worry and vet visits to make sure his wound was still healing without infection, Avi made a full recovery and was back to begging for food standing on his hind legs, climbing on his female partner pig Unni sideways from all things and the skin on his belly is now all smooth except for a tiny bump that is on the side where he didn't remove his stitches. Moral of the story: Even of your guinea pig is the 1 in 100 case who likes to remove their sutures early, they can still recover 100%.

[@guineapigsue7785]

So happy that Phoebe is doing well ❤. I always cut the end off a 1ml syringe, can't understand why people struggle with those big syringes.

[@rosannw9357]

Hooray for Phoebe's quick recovery! This was a very helpful video, necessary to be prepared IF our piggy ever faces the need for surgery. Thank you so much. It was funny to see the hay moving in the background as you talked. 😆

[@DarceyReid]

FIRST! My bff is obsessed with Guinea pigs and she loves your channel! She will be so excited when she realises I’m first and I hope Phoebe is ok

[@SqueakDreams]

That was so quick! Phoebe is great thank you 😍

[@emmasweeney]

IM THE BFF! TYSM DARCEY

[@christineparker8273]

Hi Sarah never really had to put a Guinea though surgery. Quite a few years ago when I had 2 sows one needed a deep skin scrape its a a long story and hard to tell on here and a experience I hope no other Guinea pig as to go through again but she did get better. So happy phoebe doing well she dose well for her age

[@MissHappyPigs]

Great informative video. I've learnt so much from you over the years One of my piggies recently was spayed( she had huge ovarian cysts) and recovered in a week. It's amazing how quickly they can bounce back after major abdominal surgery. The shock was the vet bill - totally worth it though 😊

[@manokarthikeyasairam4661]

Hi I love ur videos and your piggies. I hop phoebe is ok❤❤

[@SqueakDreams]

Thank you! ☺️

[@bigislandchickens6747]

This is great, my piggies having surgery this coming Monday.

[@SqueakDreams]

Best of luck, hope everything goes smoothly!!

[@xiifleuriix]

poor phoebs xx worried one of my three girls will get ill, god forbid. but it is inevitable so hope so the best if they ever have to recover from something!

[@lornaturner1556]

Phoebe ❤x❤x

[@user-xi1tn4hr8o]

Sending all my love and hugs Phoebe. Please get well soon 💙💙

[@gailreda1224]

Thank you so much for this important information 🥰💖🙏

[@BlueberrySasha]

cuteeeeee

[@Piggiesandpastries]

Good luck sweet Phoebe❤ we love you so much💕

[@paintwithmichelle164]

Wishing her a speedy recovery! Also I love this channel you have helped me so much with caring for my little piggies!

[@SqueakDreams]

Thank you! ❤️

[@donieguiney404]

@@SqueakDreams your channel is very helpful thanks ❤️🤗

[@YojiYogarajah]

LOVE UR VIDS BY THE WAY IM THINKING TO GETMY OWN GUNIEA PIGS SOMEDAY,THANKYOU..!!

[@Anna_winnie]

Aww Phoebe❤

[@Hmrogers97]

Thank you so much for this video! Also I might have a bit of insight into what happened to Phoebe- my wife recently had a hysterectomy and afterwards the surgeon scoped my wife's bladder to make sure it wasn't injured during the surgery, and this is standard practice after all hysterectomies at least in the USA. Since piggies' organs are so tiny maybe poor Phoebe's bladder was damaged during her spay, it's not like the vet can scope the bladder afterwards like with a human! But I wouldn't say the small chance of bladder damage is a reason not to spay piggies especially if they have ovarian issues! Hope this helps explain a bit ❤️

[@SqueakDreams]

Thanks for this insight! Although Phoebe's spay was an ovariectomy (the two incisions quite high up on her sides), and when I asked the vet told me they don't go anywhere near the bladder. She also said she looked around it during the bladder stone removal and there was nothing out of the ordinary except for a thickened bladder wall which is to be expected with the stone irritating it. It is a very strange one and I think we'll never know the reason.

[@Hmrogers97]

@@SqueakDreams Yes that does sound like an odd case, and as someone with strange and baffling health issues myself I can relate. Thanks for responding to my comment, I guess piggies just like us can have random health complications that may have been related to a surgery or for no discernable reason 🤔 Regardless Phoebe is so lucky to have you as her friend and caregiver ❤️

[@fitzguineavision]

100th like , woohoo, lol great video

[@Parzzi]

what to do if my new guinea pig is not eating???

[@Dangie-dumpling]

Hello I would like to know what breed Fibi is. :)

[@SqueakDreams]

She is an Abyssinian crossbreed. She has rosettes all over but her hair is quite coarse, so she might be partly rex or teddy 😊

[@Dangie-dumpling]

@@SqueakDreams Thanks, I also got a Abyssinian guinea pig too.

[@rosemarydeller8744]

Phoebe looks great! Are you still having to help her pee or has the op helped that? xx

[@SqueakDreams]

I was hoping for a miracle but nope unfortunately I do still have to help her pee. It is much easier not she isn't hurting from that stone though! 😊

[@MatildaRobinson1]

Hello just asking a question so other people could answer for me I have two girl Guinea pigs that are only 11 weeks old how long should I wait to bond them with other Guinea pigs as I would like to have a few more ? Thank you I love your channel

[@SqueakDreams]

You don't have to wait, they can be introduced at a young age (which will make bonding easier), but make sure the cage etc is big enough to fit more piggies first 😊

[@MatildaRobinson1]

@@SqueakDreamsThank you so much

[@Elnooodle]

I want guinea pigs my parents hate them but I want to convince them to let me get these cute pets:( can you give me something to say to them to let me get guinea pigs?

[@SqueakDreams]

Unfortunately it is their decision as they'll be responsible for them. I'd ask why they hate them - because it might be based on myths! Then do some research to disprove them ☺️

[@Elnooodle]

@@SqueakDreams thank you so much! Love your channel !