Stillborn Baby Guinea Pig
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- Опубліковано 7 лис 2023
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RIP little guy.
A very sad occurrence, but important information. Thank you Saskia ❤
Thank you for this difficult lesson Saskia. PS, I hope no one is breeding piggies until all the shelters and rescues are EMPTY!
And can we start breeding for health and longevity? I want my pigs to live longer than five and a half years max and without having to fight for their health to reach that point…
@@TheFullStarThank you. I know that the average person doesn't understand or know about ethical or preservation breeders in horses, dogs, guinea pigs or whatever, but it's frustrating seeing people only want to support badly bred animals. (only ones that end up in rescue for dogs at least, as ethical breeders take back any dog they have produced at any times, and have fail safes and systems to ensure being able to facilitate and transport animals back or go to get them) If we don't support ONLY great breeders bettering breeds there will be no purpose bred animals. Animals made to have predictable temperament, longevity, structure etc.
My goodness that was a huge baby!!! Like half the size of mama. I hope she’s doing ok internally.
Yes mama is doing great!
Aww poor baby 😢thank you saskia .
I’m so sorry for your loss. I love ❤️ the little piggies! Blessings and Peace ✝️❤️
This does need be shown and Thankyou for that Saskia I have female that was pregnant and her 4 babies were stillborn it was a shock at first and it goes to show you that not all births are perfect
Considering a guinea being small, it's unbelievable how big their placentas are and each baby having their own 😮
Definitely a difficult topic with important information. Sincere condolences from my family and I. Rest in peace, little piggie. Thank you for sharing. 🌈❤️🐾
Our momma Bourbon was misgendered years ago had a birth and just like you said, even though I was watching her a hawk she had them in the early morning. 3 did not survive. 1 was very underdeveloped and the other two looked absolutely perfect but were gone. One survived. Baby Stout, who is not such a baby anymore but I have videos of her and she had no use of her back legs and she had a clubbed front paw. I massaged her limbs every day for a week and one day she was running around like nothing was ever wrong. Even the club foot corrected itself. Now she’s the spunkiest of all. My assumption is she got stuck on the way out and that’s why she was so messed up at first.
Thankfully everything turned out okay for her and Momma Bourbon but I never want to go through that again. She was misgendered by a veterinarian back in Hawaii when we first got her. So I always advise people to get two opinions ❤️
Thank you for sharing this Saskia!❤
I appreciate you sharing such a difficult thing. It’s amazing that so many babies each with a placenta fits insides the mommies!
So sorry for your loss, Saskia, and volunteers. I have watched my rescue mamas eat the placenta. I was usually there for the birth,. Once I had to pull the baby out of mama because she was stuck and the vet refused to help after I pulled the stuck baby out two more arrived, but still born. Fortunately, mama and two babies survived, and I still have them. But it is absolutely heartbreaking. I did manage to take a video of this. It is on my channel. I pulled the sack off too and massage the chest gently and I know I saved her life.
That's a big baby! I'm always relieved when the smaller ones come first. I hate not being able to save little ones.
Very sad, but telling. Thank you Saskia!
Thank you for sharing and not shying away from an uncomfortable topic. This is a great learning opportunity.
Obstructed labour due to a big baby Guinea pig. Notice the bowel movement within the sac? That shows a baby in distress and therefore most likely died during labour or shorty afterwards, the mother not removing the sac would have it die if still barely alive. I doubt it would have lived any way without human intervention
I had something similar happen, but I do believe it was a stillborn. The momma had a history of only having one huge baby, and they would die soon after birth. When I rescued her, she was HUGE. She had 4 babies, and three were still wet when I found them. The fourth one was huge the sac was off, the baby was mostly dried, but little Cupcake was dead. I was scared to death she was injured after giving birth to such a big baby, then the additional 3, but she was fine. Her other babies seemed fine. Four yrs later, sadly, I lost her, and two of her remaining babies, but she never had to worry about having babies again. And she and her babies were very muched loved.
Thanks for sharing Saskia. May we see the mother. I would like to see her size. I've NEVER seen a baby that large. Great info. 😢
Poor baby and mama. So sorry 😢
Brilliant thank you
Poor baby
Thanks Saskia for educating us about this unfortunate outcome of breeding Guinea pigs.
Wow..very educational information. Poor big baby ☹🥺✝🙏
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thanks for sharing. I learned alot
I'm sorry ❤
Thank you. Sad grieving the little one who became a tiny angel.❤😢
I've heard that auntie pigs are helpful, they probably save more lives than we know.
Videos like this are an excellent example of why you shouldn't breed guinea pigs. This video would be good for any future would be breeders to watch. I take it this was filmed on Saturday before the live last wheek? Anyway I sent in a donation. the other day. You have saved a lot of guinea pigs.💯🐹🐹
Yes Brigitte. Katherine was the camera manwoman
Thanks for sharing this, Saskia. I hope Mama pig is OK. Once I adopted a guinea pig and did not know she was pregnant. She gave birth to a stillborn baby while I was asleep. I woke up and found it the morning. Fortunately Mama was OK but it was really shocking and sad. 😢 No shade to people who responsibly breed guinea pigs but it's something I would never do after witnessing that.
In October 2020, my guinea pig gave birth to one baby exactly the same size Saskia showed in the video. When I checked, the baby wasn't breathing. It was very sad 😢.
Спасибо, уважаемая Саския. Это трудно смотреть 😢, но это тоже жизнь, извините.... тяжело смотреть видео, пусть ваши подопечные по возможности будут живы и здоровы
Poor bubba ☹
MICE DO THIS SOMETIMES TOO
Wow that baby was huge. How did the mom even get it out! Sad that it did not make it. But thank you for showing. I never wil breed with my piggies. So i never will see this in real. But it was interesting to see the placenta of the guinea pig and the sack arround the big baby. Does the mom get nutrients out of eating the placenta? Cannot imagine of eating it myself with my daughters. They were pretty big 😆
I’d imagine they get some nutrients like iron, but the main reason they eat it is to get rid of any smells that could attract predators.
That makes sense. Thank you for this answer. @@kdkorz10211
Is the momma ok?
How is the mama doing?
That's like a human giving birth to a 5 yo, how is it so big?
I wanna ask a question please!, Do male guinea pigs still try to breed with pregnant female guinea pigs?