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03-13-05, 03:23 pm
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For a adopted guinea pig, does it need any shots and such? Do rescue shelters give information as to whether they have diseases and such?       |
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03-13-05, 03:33 pm
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It shouldn't need shots, but you should quarintine it. If shelters are aware if they have diseases, they will most likely let you know. A good rescue most definetily would. |
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03-13-05, 03:40 pm
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would a good shelter be have a heart? |
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03-13-05, 03:49 pm
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Yes, I've heard of that one before and I think its good. A pig from a shelter does not need any extra treatment, they're usually healthier than the ones at the pet store |
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