Eimear
Well-known Member
Cavy Slave
- Joined
- Sep 20, 2011
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- 152
- Joined
- Sep 20, 2011
- Messages
- 152
Hi everyone,
I was just having lap time with Hazel and she sneezed, after which I noticed a tiny bit of clear moisture inside her left nostril, then she wiped her nose with her paw and the moisture was gone.
Im a little worried, I have a feeling its the hay thats making her sneeze, its a bit dusty and Hazel always has her nose stuck in it (its impossible to find really good hay where I am).
What do you guys think? Is a vet visit in order? or is it just the hay? She's perfectly normal otherwise; eating like a horse, running around, wheeking etc. I listened to her chest too which sounded normal.
I was just having lap time with Hazel and she sneezed, after which I noticed a tiny bit of clear moisture inside her left nostril, then she wiped her nose with her paw and the moisture was gone.
Im a little worried, I have a feeling its the hay thats making her sneeze, its a bit dusty and Hazel always has her nose stuck in it (its impossible to find really good hay where I am).
What do you guys think? Is a vet visit in order? or is it just the hay? She's perfectly normal otherwise; eating like a horse, running around, wheeking etc. I listened to her chest too which sounded normal.
I waited 2 days not knowing if my gal was sneezing or not (never really catching her) and once we finally got in the vet said it could have been too late if we hadn't had insisted on an appt that day or the next (the next available appt was on a mon this was a thurs). Better to be safe 
