Elena
Wise Old Thumper
If hes clean and dry, and not prone to the squits, or urinary incontinence, theres no need to trim him. My personal opinion of flystrike death, is that it's the ONLY condition we can 100% prevent, and that prevention costs nothing except the time it takes to check their bums several times a day.
He's all of those things (clean, dry, no poo or weewee) but VERY wriggly initially, after a while he calms down enough for me to give him a good check over but it takes about 15 minutes before we can get to that stage! so it's hard to check him. I'll keep trying, hopefully he'll get used to it.
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