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How can i get them off my frenchy there starting to get really bad? also bearing in mind he HATES being picked up and handled :roll:

(I dont leave him in a dirty cage its just he has a tendency to sit in his litter tray and wee over the edge onto the floor then flop in it :shock: )
 
distilled witch hazel on a cotton wool pad wiped across the stained fur should take some of the stain off, and is completely natural :)

Maybe try getting him a high backed litter tray or an enclosed one so he can't pee over the edge and flop in it?
 
How often do you change his litter? If its absolutely impossible to handle him and clean them off of him, I would suggest changing his litter more than usual and keeping it clean as possible in order to keep him clean as possible.. ? :rolleyes:
 
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