Get your Fiona fix and check out the zoo's baby hippo photos
As Fiona's molars come in, the zoo says caretakers make sure to have teething toys nearby.
Fiona photo courtesy Cincinnati Zoo
Fiona
Fiona drinks from hose at the Cincinnati Zoo
Fiona eats hayPhoto by: Cincinnati Zoo
CINCINNATI. March 4, 2017. Caretaker Jenna takes time to show Fiona some of her fan mail. (Photo provided)
Fiona graduated to a big girl bottle on March 1.
Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, continues to grow as caretakers look after her. (Photo provided)
By Feb. 28, 2017 -- Fat Tuesday -- Fiona was up to 63 pounds. (Photo courtesy Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden)
Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, continues to grow as caretakers look after her. (Photo provided)
Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, continues to grow as caretakers look after her. (Photo provided)
Fiona, the Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, one month after she was born.
The Cincinnati Zoo's baby hippo, Fiona, is being bottle-fed a special formula of synthetic hippo milk, which staffers continue to tweak in order to make it acceptable for little Fiona's delicate digestive system. (Photo provided)
CINCINNATI. Feb. 4, 2017. A keeper cuddles Fiona, a baby Nile hippopotamus who was born six weeks premature, to help the animal regulate its breathing. (Photo provided)
Baby Fiona.Photo by: The Cincinnati Zoo
Fiona teething on a cloth
Provided by the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Provided by the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Provided by the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Provided by the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Provided by the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Provided by the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Provided by the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Provided by the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Provided by the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
The premature hippo calf born at the Cincinnati ZooPhoto by: Cincinnati Zoo
CINCINNATI. Jan. 28, 2017. A baby hippopotamus born six weeks early at the Cincinnati Zoo tries to stand on her own. (Photo provided)
CINCINNATI. Jan. 29, 2017. A baby Nile hippopotamus goes for a dip at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 29, 2017. A baby Nile hippo, born six weeks prematurely, goes for a little swim at the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Fiona spends her spare time snuggling with a fluffy cheetah pillow.Photo by: Cincinnati Zoo