Bloated My Guineapig's tummy is bloated?

you might want to check this out https://www.guinealynx.info/emergency.html#bloat

Get that pig to an exotics vet immediately.

Bloat is serious in guinea pigs, once you find out what's wrong, you only have a small amount time left.
My pig Mocha had bloat, she is lucky to still be alive today.
You should never get a guinea pig if you don't have a place to take it in an emergency.
If you can't get get him/her to a vet, you need to surrender him/her to an animal shelter ASAP.
Also, a guinea pigs is not an "It". You need to see a vet, there is no way to cure bloat by yourself.

@dell414 - You might want to take it down a notch. I don't see your response post anymore so it must have been deleted by a moderator. In any case, there's no need to get defensive. People are just trying to help. You asked for advice and people are giving you advice. What you do with that advice is up to you but you need to trust that we are guinea pig lovers and we have your pig's best interest in mind. We are guinea pig owners and use our experience and what we have learned from this forum to offer advice when asked for it. @MochaAndMoo was not being rude so there is no reason to lash out. I think an apology would go a long way.

I have unapproved all the posts with swearing (including the quoted response). We have lots of children using the site, and we don't allow profanity.

@dell414 follow the link emsillly gave you.
https://www.guinealynx.info/emergency.html#bloat
https://www.guinealynx.info/forums/viewtopic.php?t=58041
"For moderate cases simethicone and perhaps massage can help but for true bloat, you really need a veterinarian. Home remedies will not work."

MochaAndMoo said:

Get that pig to an exotics vet immediately.

Bloat is serious in guinea pigs, once you find out what's wrong, you only have a small amount time left.
My pig Mocha had bloat, she is lucky to still be alive today.
You should never get a guinea pig if you don't have a place to take it in an emergency.
If you can't get get him/her to a vet, you need to surrender him/her to an animal shelter ASAP.
Also, a guinea pigs is not an "It". You need to see a vet, there is no way to cure bloat by yourself.

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I agree with the vet but i dont agree that people should have to give up a pet if the vet wont see them right away. And yes animals can be its, some people just use words differently when typing. Sorry but this is the most unhelpful reply i have seen on this site yet.

@Tara1 She has said there are no exotic vets in her area, there is nothing she can do to get the pig to the vet.
There has already been one argument on this forum, please don't start another. If you don't have anything nice to say about my post, don't reply to it.
Also, there was a second post I made that was deleted (Due to the fact it was quoting the post she was swearing in) Which said something else that was added to my other which clarified something, you didn't see it, therefore you don't understand what I meant.

Update please. How is he doing?

The "constipation" part is a real concern. If not pooping and just peeing, real serious problem. Is this an "Impaction" problem? I think more help could me offered and hope the OP has found more help via Guinea Lynx or hopefully a vet.

To everyone saying my post was "mean".
I didn't mean for it to come across that way at all, maybe that's how it comes across, but it never was meant to.
Yes, I could have said it nicer, but at the time I made the post, I wasn't thinking about niceness, I was thinking about trying to help this pig.
I apologize to OP if it came across as "mean", But I don't think that I deserved to be abused over a post.

Has anyone got any updates on the pig?