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Subject: Re: yay

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jessica

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Date Posted: 14:15:32 09/21/03 Sun
Author Host/IP: ip68-6-76-158.sb.sd.cox.net/68.6.76.158
In reply to: Jessica 's message, "Re: at a lost" on 08:38:12 06/03/03 Tue

>>i just don't know what happening in a matter
>>of weeks i've lost 2 guinea pigs and 2 rabbit
>>all of whom were fine when i feed them in the
>>morning but were dead when i checked them about
>>lunch time we have'nt spray the grass
>>I'm so sad Emilie
>
>Have you fed them any of the same foods (i.e., fruits
>or veggies that may have had chemicals on them)?
>
>I strongly recommend that you consult a rabbit/guinea
>pig savvy vet to perform a necropsy on the animals to
>determine the cause of death. It is dangerous to bring
>more animals into your home until you know the exact
>cause of death. Please, if you're not sure, don't get
>any more animals until you know. I'm not saying that
>YOU are the reason they died, but because the number
>is so large, it would be much wiser to consult a
>professional than it would be to bring more animals
>into your home and possibly subject them to whatever
>source that is killing your other critters.
>
>Are your guinea pigs housed WITH the rabbits by any
>chance? If so, then that could very well be the reason
>why they are dying. Insufficient diet and/or the
>rabbits have attacked the guinea pigs. Guinea pigs
>require a very different diet from rabbits and rabbit
>pellets cannot be substituted for guinea pig pellets.
>Piggies need vitamin C, without it, they can develop
>diseases like scurvy. Rabbits can be very territorial
>and it would take nothing at all for one to seriously
>injure or kill a pig, so if they are house together,
>please separate them!!
>
>I hope you're able to find out what's happening...and
>sorry for your losses. 8^(
>
>Jessica
>www.geocities.com/homes4pets2002
>www.geocities.com/my_melody2005
i m getting two guinea pigs
>has anybody ever had more than two guinea pigs here and have you ever found them?

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