Pigs can get almost any disease that people can get - diarrhea (enteritis), pneumonia, heart infections (pericarditis, myocarditis, endocarditis), Arthritis, skin infections, urinary bladder infections, various types of cancer, etc. However, the difference is that pigs get sick from different bacteria and viruses than people (usually). In their first few weeks of life, pigs most commonly get sick with diarrhea (enteritis). Between the first and fifth months, the most common illness is pneumonia. Commerically raised pigs are usually sent to market at 5-6 months of age. Older animals, just like older people, sometimes develop cancer, chronic arthritis, reproductive issues and general age-related problems.
Guinea pigs do not PASS diseases. Although, you can give your pet a cold or even a stomach bug.
Pigs only get diseases from u...lol
the pigs made the diseases in this world
Some diseases can be passed from animal to human, but not many. Most common carriers are pigs, but cats and dogs can also carry some communicable diseases, especially in their waste.
V. C. G. Richardson has written: 'Diseases of small domestic rodents' -- subject(s): Rodents as pets, Diseases, Rodents 'Diseases of domestic guinea pigs' -- subject(s): Guinea pigs, Diseases
Pigs only get diseases from u...lol
I wouldn't think so!
usually not
* * Good luck!
No theres not many diseases in guinea pigs, you'll mainly find the wild ones will have more chance of carrying a disease,
Guinea Pigs do not spread diseases as Rats do.
Neospora caninum which causes abortion also hydatids