ugaecu
11-12-2019, 04:31 PM
I have a roughly 3 mth old squirrel that is in a bird cage in my house. I assumed it was a girl. Over the past week or so, her urine smell has become very strong. I cleaned out the bedding, but after smelling around the cage, it was the metal bars on the cage that was smelling. Is t normal for a female squirrel to spray, if so at such a young age?
I mentioned her having a belly, in case that may indicate a health issue. When I was feeding her formula I made sure to rub her so that she would go to the bathroom. She is finally eating solid food. I quit feeding her formula about a week before the urine became so smelly. Could there be a link between the 2?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
If there arent any underlying issues that could be causing her urine to be so strong, what can I do to reduce the smell? Ive sprayed vinegar on the cage and whipped it down. It took about 2 hrs before the smell came back.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Trey
I mentioned her having a belly, in case that may indicate a health issue. When I was feeding her formula I made sure to rub her so that she would go to the bathroom. She is finally eating solid food. I quit feeding her formula about a week before the urine became so smelly. Could there be a link between the 2?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
If there arent any underlying issues that could be causing her urine to be so strong, what can I do to reduce the smell? Ive sprayed vinegar on the cage and whipped it down. It took about 2 hrs before the smell came back.
Thanks in advance for any help.
Trey