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| Lola says: "Look at that. My home gets an extension!" |
You're probably wondering what finally did the trick to turn guinea pig combatants into friendly cage-mates. There honestly was not a single defining moment; they never did give us a bath together like they threatened to. It was the result of gradual exposure. The humans kept our cages together so we could get used to each other's scents, and we had floor time adventures together that got less hostile over time.
Lola has stopped waking the humans up in the middle of the night with her wheeking ever since the cages were combined, so Broccoli and I think she's pretty satisfied with the new living arrangements!
wow broccli were you alsleep when the did surgry and did it hurt?
ReplyDeleteI was knocked out cold so it didn't hurt at the time, but it hurt afterwards. The vet gave me a painkiller to help with the pain.
ReplyDeleteI have a piggy that seems related to lola. she has brown where the black is the part where the yellow is white and she has the same color yellow near the "bum" and has a white triangle between the ears.she hogs all the food and is the domait one I thing but she is cute and always wants atentoin
ReplyDeletebuffy's fur is really puffy in this!
ReplyDeleteMust be Lola's twin sister :)
ReplyDeleteBuffy's fur is super fluffy. She hasn't had a trim in quite a while.
guess what my piggy was mistaken as a boy but she is a girl. how do you make a blog?
ReplyDelete:D thanks but she is super shy she gets scared even with a pip
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