Hello Customer (name blocked for privacy), thanks for your question.
It's really best to get this pig to a vet asap. When the vet has seen the pig they will let you know treatment.
There is the vitamin C deficiency treatment that you can read about on the second link below however it's important to know the exact cause of this problem.
Often there is a need for an antibiotic to save the pig,not just calcium.You can be risking this pig if you don't. (I understand fully if it is not financially possible).
Here are some excellent websites which offer more information:
Guineapig: Most frequent diseases. Vet Dr. Tiger gives information and advice.
Medical Care for Guinea Pig Page
Adv. Small Animals -check small animal calcium treat.
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Thankyou & Have A Good Day !
Sincerely,Don
Edited by Don4u on September 25 2006 at 8:04am
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