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Research on Obstetrics


Share information on your guinea pig's pregnancy, labour, babies, and related health
 
If you have had more than one pregnant guinea pig, please fill out a separate report for each guinea pig. If your guinea pig is currently pregnant, please wait until after birth and weaning to fill out this report.

Submit a report

    Please note that this is quite a long form. You may want to grab a cup of tea.

    Sow information


    Sow history before pregnancy (if known)

    Indoor/outdoor, climate, smoke, diet, disease history, were they dropped, etc. Be as specific as possible.
    Indoor/outdoor, climate, smoke, diet, disease history, were they dropped, etc. Be as specific as possible.

    Boar history (if known)

    Indoor/outdoor, climate, smoke, diet, disease history, were they dropped, etc. Be as specific as possible.
    Indoor/outdoor, climate, smoke, diet, disease history, were they dropped, etc. Be as specific as possible.

    Sow history during pregnancy

    Hot, cold, dry, humid, etc.

    Previous pregnancies (if known)


    Sow health during pregnancy


    Labour


    Sow health after pregnancy


    Baby health

    A congenital abnormality is any condition which is present from birth and which deviates from the normal features of guinea pigs. They may or may not clear up as the guinea pig grows. Common congenital abnormalities in guinea pigs include: small or missing eyes, inverted eyelids, blindness, cataracts, deformed or displaced ears, small or missing teeth, cleft palate, deformed jaw, bent or deformed bones, malformed cartilage, missing feet or limbs, extra toes, small head, fluid in the brain, neurological damage, paralysis, extra nipples, heart defects, missing colon or anus, and abnormal organ development.

    If the babies were not reared by the mother



    Your contact details

    We will only contact you if we have any further questions regarding your experience.

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    • Boarders >
      • Canada
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      • Netherlands
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      • Oceania
    • Airlines
    • Clubs >
      • North America
      • Europe
      • Africa
      • Oceania
    • Insurance >
      • North America
      • Europe
      • Oceania
  • Initiative
    • Chapter 18 - Integumentary System
  • Research
    • Medical treatments >
      • Medication
      • Diagnostic imaging
      • Surgery
    • Diet and edibility >
      • Malocclusion
      • Bloat
      • Lithiasis (stones)
      • Edibility
      • Choking
    • Health conditions >
      • Congenital abnormalities
      • Pregnancy and babies
      • Special needs
      • Other conditions
    • Submit photos
    • Submit anecdotes
    • Submit articles
  • Contact