Guinea in the basement

taprock

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Nov 1, 2010
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I posted a few days ago about a injury to my guinea's foot. No one had any advice. We have no vets in the area that work with fowl. I found the name of a vet who has guinea's and called her. She was very helpful and so the guinea is moved inside on a hay bed with cat food to eat until better. The problem seems to be the cold and inflamed feet. I am told I will know when she is better because she will be too noisy to be in. Right now she doesn't have much voice at all. I was worried to separate her but she is doing good. She also told me, which I had never heard before, guineas rarely get infections because they have a high body temp.
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taprock: . . . She also told me, which I had never heard before, guineas rarely get infections because they have a high body temp.

That is very interesting; thanks for sharing that new information (it makes sense).

I am glad your guinea is doing OK and hope she makes it.​
 

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