yaqcubper
Active Member
Cavy Slave
- Joined
- Oct 17, 2009
- Posts
- 36
- Joined
- Oct 17, 2009
- Messages
- 36
Hello,
I recently got two boars last week and one of them sneezes a little too frequently but we've been trying to keep the temp in their environment warm, but not too warm of course (it's starting to get cold around here). He's also the more active out of the two. He popcorns, runs laps, eats all his veggies, drinks plenty of water, munches on pellets, eats plenty of hay...but he sneezes.
The other boar is still weary and only exercises a few times a day. He seems suspicious of everything and eats after the other boar does but does not sneeze or have discharge or any other signs or illness.
They both also have normal urine and solid poops; no diarrhea or funky stuff.
Is the one that sneezes often okay? Because if there is cause for alarm the nearest guinea pig vet is 1 hr and 40 min away (according to Lynx).
Thank You!
I recently got two boars last week and one of them sneezes a little too frequently but we've been trying to keep the temp in their environment warm, but not too warm of course (it's starting to get cold around here). He's also the more active out of the two. He popcorns, runs laps, eats all his veggies, drinks plenty of water, munches on pellets, eats plenty of hay...but he sneezes.
The other boar is still weary and only exercises a few times a day. He seems suspicious of everything and eats after the other boar does but does not sneeze or have discharge or any other signs or illness.
They both also have normal urine and solid poops; no diarrhea or funky stuff.
Is the one that sneezes often okay? Because if there is cause for alarm the nearest guinea pig vet is 1 hr and 40 min away (according to Lynx).
Thank You!
