Bathroom Business

[iluvbabysquirrels]

my baby squirrel is going to the bathroom on her own, but should i keep stimulating her? but when she goes on her own she getts "dirty" and I have to clean her off with warm wather/cotton ball. what would you say to do????:dono

[msriri]

Stella is 9 weeks and I still stimulate. It helps a lot with keeping her and her bedding clean. No harm as long as she'll let me :)

[iluvbabysquirrels]

ok thanks. I was thinking the same thing! Whenever I clean her Ther are pluses:

1-She dosent smell bad
2-She wont get rashes
3- bedding is clean
4-more enjoyable to hold

so thanks you answered my question!!!

Ronnie says thanks... Ronnie's the squirrelmjs

[iluvbabysquirrels]

also, what color should her "buissness" be? hers is shaped but what color should it look like?:thinking

[island rehabber]

Babies on formula should have poops in the yellow-orange-to olive green range. White or pale yellow poops means you're overfeeding. When they start eating solids, poops turn brown.

[jo_schmoe]

also, what color should her "buissness" be? hers is shaped but what color should it look like?:thinking
They can vary...I find that a good ole Fox Valley pooh looks golden.

[island rehabber]

Stella is 9 weeks and I still stimulate. It helps a lot with keeping her and her bedding clean. No harm as long as she'll let me :)

Besides, the look on their faces when you potty the older babies is priceless........"Hey! Hey, Maaaa? WTH?" :rofl4

[iluvbabysquirrels]

Hahaha ok im feeding her formuls and solids right now and it is like a yellowish brown color... but more on the brown side. am i goood?

[island rehabber]

:thumbsup:thumbsup:thumbsup

[iluvbabysquirrels]

Yay!!!!:thankyou :thankyou :thumbsup :thumbsup