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Q & A / Re: boredom???
« on: May 07, 2010, 06:31:46 AM »
Wow, i never wouldve thought haha. Thank you, very relieving. I do notice the grooming, just never the whisker thing before! Phew 
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Q & A / boredom???
« on: May 07, 2010, 06:03:44 AM »
So I have noticed in the past week or so, one of my girls, pepper, has been chewing on her whiskers? Or willow, my other one, is doing it to her. Its very recent, cause during a photo shoot (hehe) i noticed they were long and luscious. Now they are very short 
Are they bored? Im assuming so. I know they need more toys and things in the cage need to get replaced (branches etc)
Are they bored? Im assuming so. I know they need more toys and things in the cage need to get replaced (branches etc)
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Q & A / Clean Up Question!!
« on: May 06, 2010, 11:21:44 AM »
Okay, so ive had my chins since january, and i still havent come up with a great way to keep mostly the outside of the cage clean. Not so much the poop, thats easy, use a vacuum! Its the pee....my cage is sitting up on a table so the top of the cage is at eye level with me (also b/c of my 2 dogs), so whenever they pee, it squirts down and out, on the wall floor etc. i have these white plastic-y boards surrounding the cage, to keep my carpet&walls clean.
I clean the entire cage once a week, and since their pee gets sticky on the metal, i use an old toothbrush& hot water to scrub it off (never all comes off tho). Does any one have any other good techniques?? I knew coming in to it they were little messy critters (pooping all over, throwing their hay wherever and so on), so im not at all annoyed, just looking to see what every one else does!!?? Any new suggestions would be greatly appreciated
Thx
I clean the entire cage once a week, and since their pee gets sticky on the metal, i use an old toothbrush& hot water to scrub it off (never all comes off tho). Does any one have any other good techniques?? I knew coming in to it they were little messy critters (pooping all over, throwing their hay wherever and so on), so im not at all annoyed, just looking to see what every one else does!!?? Any new suggestions would be greatly appreciated
Thx
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Q & A / Re: white spots?
« on: January 18, 2010, 09:30:38 AM »
Both females, and no, i checked for all those things and havent seen any, they are 100% acting all normal and spunky! Thanks for the advice
thank ya, thank ya
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Q & A / white spots?
« on: January 12, 2010, 01:51:58 PM »
I have some cardboard on the floors in certain parts on my chins cage. Lately ive noticed some white spots on the cardboard. Looks like something wet that dried up white, urine? Please help!
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