Ok as I said I have had 129 guinea pigs. Also I don't know what you mean by "bumble foot". I did have a peruvian pig that had a leg and foot swell up. That is the one I called Cornell University about. They wanted me to bring him there. Of course I couldn't and then that was before I had a computer. Now they charge over the internet $45 and hour for advice.
If you are keeping the wound clean and watching for drainage. Putting warm compresses on it. I don't know what else you can do. You could rinse the wound in a solution with perocide.
if the pig is eating and drinking that is good. Having it on papertowels lets you monitor feces and urine out put.
As for Shaggy the peruvian I put hot to warm compresses on his leg and foot. His leg and foot did get better but it wasn't over night.
There are vitamins you can get to put in its drinking water, or perhaps some pedialite instead of water.
Again if he's eating and drinking that is good. Again if the wound is red or hot that's a sign of infection. You did not state whether or not you trimmed its fur around the wound.
If you are keeping the wound clean and watching for drainage. Putting warm compresses on it. I don't know what else you can do. You could rinse the wound in a solution with perocide.
if the pig is eating and drinking that is good. Having it on papertowels lets you monitor feces and urine out put.
As for Shaggy the peruvian I put hot to warm compresses on his leg and foot. His leg and foot did get better but it wasn't over night.
There are vitamins you can get to put in its drinking water, or perhaps some pedialite instead of water.
Again if he's eating and drinking that is good. Again if the wound is red or hot that's a sign of infection. You did not state whether or not you trimmed its fur around the wound.