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Post by amjon on May 11, 2011 17:01:56 GMT
My tiny, little PEW that I posted about has orange urine today. I had him out for floor time and he left orange urine on the tile. He did eat a piece of orange and cantalope yesterday. Could that have caused it or is it blood in the urine?
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Post by s0rceress0 on May 11, 2011 20:14:37 GMT
I know when my piggies are using the tiled bathroom for some free floor time their urine will often turn orange before I pick them up. This is normal. It's just oxidation occurring.
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Post by abbypig on Jul 11, 2011 14:28:43 GMT
My GPs' urine does sometimes also go interesting colours on different flooring  . Keep an eye out though in case he shows any other signs of illness (e.g. squeaking when weeing) that could indicate a bladder issue. Blood in urine usually causes red or pink stains that later turn brown. |
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Post by Orlaith on Jul 11, 2011 18:11:04 GMT
As has been suggested, I would monitor your gp to make sure there are no other symptoms. Different foods can make pee turn different colours so don't panic at the first sign of something unusual |
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