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Guinea pig walking slowly/stretching back legs when walking, any idea why? She's going to the vet on Thursday for a check up for a different issue but I wanted to bring this
My guinea pig has been ill lately. First she lost her appetite and refused to eat, now she can't walk on her back legs, but she's fighting for us : r/guineapigs
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Guinea Pig Back Leg Problems (Not Working, Paralysis, Dragging, Weak & More)
Poor Ziggy has his back legs paralyzed this morning . Got him to the vet already. But still they don't know. Have you experienced that? : r/guineapigs
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