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Anonymous users2024-01-24I've had rabbits and mice, and every time I clean them up in the toilet.
After rinsing, brush it with a disinfectant.
The main thing is to remove odors.
As long as it is not in direct contact with the anal mucosa, there will be no infectious diseases.
You'd better buy it, there are some materials that you don't make yourself, such as steel wire, plastic bottles, or any tin box.
You knock on the door to see if you have fallen on the balcony of someone else's house.
I've seen some pigs are very smart, they buy the toilet and go to it themselves, and my pigs are usually pulled directly outside the toilet... Because I'm free-range, I'm sure I'll pull outside when I come out, but most of the time, he goes to the toilet in the cage. If you buy a toilet, don't buy a triangular one, the triangular pig is not up, you must buy a square one. >>>More
It depends on how intelligent your guinea pig is. Anyway, the two of my family will go to the toilet, one is the British short black dolphin, the other is the British short herding porpoise, both are trained for about a week and then only urinate in the toilet, which is very convenient. >>>More
Drill in the crevices. When you are not familiar with Dutch pigs, it is best not to let him run, otherwise you may not be able to find them for the rest of your life.