Hello and thanks for researching this very important question!
I think that it's time for you to have this mouth re-examined, since his appetite is still not back to normal. The original cause of the dental problem may still exist and need to be diagnosed. Without his front teeth at the proper length he cannot feed himself properly.
***In the meantime, you can feed him jars of baby food fruits and veggies...these blended foods can be given by spoon or syringe and will provide calories, nutrients and fiber. You can melt his regular pellets in water and syringe feed him this as well.***
Here are some sites that advertise vet-finder indexes in case you would like to interview other veterinary offices that are familiar with guinea pig medicine:
http://www.cavyinfo.com/html/vet.htm
http://www.aracnet.com/cgi-usr/seagull/vetfinder.cgi
http://cavyspirit.com/vets.htm
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Edited by GenB on July 17 2006 at 9:57pm
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