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Smudge stinks!!!!

M

Melndan

Mama Doe
My lovely good litter trained boy has, over the past few days, started pooping and peeing everywhere he goes, and boy, does he pong!!! :lol:

He also refuses point blank to let me pick him up anymore! :(
 
Sounds hormonal :( Has he been neutered? Have you managed to check his behind? Sometimes their fluffy tails have the ability to get a lot of debris behind them and it gets infected etc. Usually it's a problem in the summer.

Or he could simply be poorly in some other way.

I've never been able to train my buns to poo in the right place. They always end up pooing elsewhere or using the tray as a toy! :cry:
 
He does need his bits off. :) I am booking in him either tomorrow or Monday!
His bum is nice and clean (checked every day). I just think he is being a grumpy, smelly teen :lol:
 
Sue&Sooty said:
Sooty went through a smelly stage.. it's grim isn't it! It has stopped now he's been castrated
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It really is pretty bad. I'm paranoid that my house stinks too!!!
I hope it does stop once I get him done
 
Candys very good at using her litter tray provided she's not engrosed in something on the TV (sounds stupid but neither her nor my daughter will move when Tracy Beaker is on), then she will just go where ever she is sitting. I've found that Oust Air Freshner works wonders and removes the smells altogether (works well on amys smelly trainer oders too).

Wish there was at least one man in the house to blame the smells on but sadly it's just us three girlies :oops: :lol:
 
Smudge was brilliant at using his tray up until a few days ago and now he is just dropping stuff everywhere. :lol:
I will get some Oust tomorrow :)
 
The oust is very good, Candys cage and Litter Tray are in my dinning room, so I have to keep on top of the smells so to speak. I also get something to sprinkle in her litter tray from Pets at Home called Cage Fresh Granules made by a company called Beaphar. I just sprinkle a thin layer under the wood shavings and they work on the wee smells.
 
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