Swelling in the face doesnt usually indicate pregnancy.
Guinea-pigs are quite prone to respiratory infections tho, and this can and will make the face and nose appear puffy. The fact she's not eating or drinking much is enough to warrant a trip to the vets. Very likely a respiratory thing (a cold or allergy) in which case it can be treated easily with antibiotics and she'll fell much more like eating and being her old self within a couple of days. Like us when we have a flu or cold, the last thing we feel like doing is eating and/or drinking - especially with a stuffy nose and sore throat.
(We had a guinea-pig who would regularly get a respiratory infection with cold like symptoms - more likely brought on by change of hay than the weather as she was kept indoors in her old age. Quickly fixed each time tho, with antibiotics ~ the vet even allowed me to just phone and request the medicine without consult after a few times)
All the best....
Guinea-pigs are quite prone to respiratory infections tho, and this can and will make the face and nose appear puffy. The fact she's not eating or drinking much is enough to warrant a trip to the vets. Very likely a respiratory thing (a cold or allergy) in which case it can be treated easily with antibiotics and she'll fell much more like eating and being her old self within a couple of days. Like us when we have a flu or cold, the last thing we feel like doing is eating and/or drinking - especially with a stuffy nose and sore throat.
(We had a guinea-pig who would regularly get a respiratory infection with cold like symptoms - more likely brought on by change of hay than the weather as she was kept indoors in her old age. Quickly fixed each time tho, with antibiotics ~ the vet even allowed me to just phone and request the medicine without consult after a few times)
All the best....