Help Please!!!
Thank you, he put her under and inspected everything very carefully, it is now the teeth, but there is that soft mass under her chin and I’m waiting on results from the sample he took. She is going down though which is very unfortunate. I got her through two other conditions and extended her life my whole year but I think unfortunately the end is near. Trying to keep her as comfortable as possible. Thanks for the help though
Hi Svilena55,
I started 2 of my boys on Canna Pet Advanced Max CBD Oil about a month ago after our vet suggested we try it when nothing else was working. We didn't know where to start on dosing as there is very little info on it. We started with 1 drop, 1x a day which didn't do anything and finally figured out that 0.20mL 2x/day for my 2 sickly boys helped. I have one on it that had a mysterious illness that none of our 3 exotics vets could figure out after having every test under the moon done with normal results, the other one has had eye removal surgery (rescue piggy that was a severe neglect case) and a pretty bad foot wound. In both cases it has helped with the pain/discomfort and more importantly, stimulated the appetite of my one that would not eat or drink on his own.
They both weigh between 1025g-1090g and it took approximately 2-3 days on the correct dosage before we saw improvement. Our vets have been following their progress and have been very happy with how CBD has helped them. In a way, they have become the 'guinea pigs' for CBD usage lol.
Hope this information helps, I highly recommend speaking to your vet about it.
I started 2 of my boys on Canna Pet Advanced Max CBD Oil about a month ago after our vet suggested we try it when nothing else was working. We didn't know where to start on dosing as there is very little info on it. We started with 1 drop, 1x a day which didn't do anything and finally figured out that 0.20mL 2x/day for my 2 sickly boys helped. I have one on it that had a mysterious illness that none of our 3 exotics vets could figure out after having every test under the moon done with normal results, the other one has had eye removal surgery (rescue piggy that was a severe neglect case) and a pretty bad foot wound. In both cases it has helped with the pain/discomfort and more importantly, stimulated the appetite of my one that would not eat or drink on his own.
They both weigh between 1025g-1090g and it took approximately 2-3 days on the correct dosage before we saw improvement. Our vets have been following their progress and have been very happy with how CBD has helped them. In a way, they have become the 'guinea pigs' for CBD usage lol.
Hope this information helps, I highly recommend speaking to your vet about it.
Yes! I think it helps. So, the doctor called me with the results of the sample he took, it is not cancer and it is just enlarged lymph nodes, he said he she must be fighting some kind of infection but we don’t know where it’s coming from, so he told me to continue with B trail and see how it goes.
I did some more research and I’m wondering if the swollen lymph nodes by the neck area are due to a sinus infection. We have been battling a year now on and off respiratory issues. Do you think Baytril is the right medicine for sinus infection? I also give going to mice in through nebulizer I also give gentamicin through nebulizer Thanks
The vet prescribed .5 mL of Baytril to be given twice a day. However, I think since she has such a big stomach problems in her system is shutting down, I am going to break this down of .3 mL three times a day. Do you think that’s a good idea? Of course I’m giving probiotics and I’ll kinds of other things to help the stomach.
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I don't think three doses vs two of Baytril will make any difference. The average transit time through the gut of a guinea pig is 20 hours, so she'll have Baytril in her GI tract regardless of how many times you give it.
Baytril is generally the right medicine for a sinus infection.
Antibiotics can affect the color of the urine. If you're having trouble getting enough water in her, get some pedialyte, dilute it half and half, and give it to her. Most pigs love it.
Baytril is generally the right medicine for a sinus infection.
Antibiotics can affect the color of the urine. If you're having trouble getting enough water in her, get some pedialyte, dilute it half and half, and give it to her. Most pigs love it.
Thanks!!! Yes I will do that. Also I felt her lymph nodes around the neck and they’re definitely swollen. I think it is because she’s fighting whatever infection she has. And it looks like it’s painful for her to chew or swallow. But the bat swears that everything is fine with her teeth. So the fight will continue. I think she wants to live.