RodentCuddles
Cavy Star, Photo Contest Winner
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- Joined
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- Joined
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- Messages
- 3,115
My favourite girl Trixie was put to sleep two days ago after many two nights of force feeding for two days every-two hours and Trixie was not poohing for the last 3 days of her life.
She had Lymphoma, and sadly it was rapidly growing, it was under her belly near her stomach which is why it was messing with her gut and stopping the pooh. An Trixie would not have made an operation as sadly she was so un-well.
Some you may know, that Trixie really was my favourite guinea, She was my third guinea, and would have been put down at a month old if I had not taken her. Only 2.5 years old, was spayed 14 weeks ago and while her insides were friable then she did amazingly well and completely recovered - could be due to the Lymphoma starting to happen however we did not know at the time.)
Here is a picture of her taken 4 days ago - she was her happy normal, running around, food munching, bossy self...
We were with her when she took her last breath, and here is a picture of her before went into the vets room
Here are more pictures of my amazing girl..
I did make Trixie a medical thread on GuineaLynx, and am going to post a picture of the lump.
Trixie was the start of Auckland Cavy Care, and inspired me to start the rescue. She is the face of the rescue, and will never be forgotten.
Her herd misses her deeply, however I know she is now no longer in pain and is no longer suffering.
She had Lymphoma, and sadly it was rapidly growing, it was under her belly near her stomach which is why it was messing with her gut and stopping the pooh. An Trixie would not have made an operation as sadly she was so un-well.
Some you may know, that Trixie really was my favourite guinea, She was my third guinea, and would have been put down at a month old if I had not taken her. Only 2.5 years old, was spayed 14 weeks ago and while her insides were friable then she did amazingly well and completely recovered - could be due to the Lymphoma starting to happen however we did not know at the time.)
Here is a picture of her taken 4 days ago - she was her happy normal, running around, food munching, bossy self...
We were with her when she took her last breath, and here is a picture of her before went into the vets room
Here are more pictures of my amazing girl..
I did make Trixie a medical thread on GuineaLynx, and am going to post a picture of the lump.
Trixie was the start of Auckland Cavy Care, and inspired me to start the rescue. She is the face of the rescue, and will never be forgotten.
Her herd misses her deeply, however I know she is now no longer in pain and is no longer suffering.
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