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    You might see if Jack has any interest in plain, whole milk Greek yogurt with a little bit of honey added to sweeten it. That will get Jack some calcium, some fat, and some probiotics.

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    What a cutie! He's going to be an alpha squirrel alright!
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    Thank you! Yes, I think so too!
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    Hi everyone,

    It's been a while so I thought I give an update.

    Jack is doing very well. We are planning to release him this coming weekend. I'm estimating he'll be somewhere between 16-18 weeks.

    Here's a video from yesterday. He loves playing with this soft dog toy and loves these flips.

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    Just to note: he is very different than Buddy and a lot more wilder. He probably bit me like 20 times (blood coming from everywhere kind of bites!).

    Buddy bit me 0 times during 9 months we had him.

    Of course, I still love Jack very very much!

    He has been in Buddy's outside release cage since we found him (5/19).

    He gives me confidence that he will do well when released. I feel like his mom already taught him a lot. I hope I am right! I hope he decides to hang around, but of course, more importantly, he has a very good, happy, healthy, long life!
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    ...That flip is Impressive!

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    Another video from this morning.

    One question I have, his private area has always been a bit dirty. When he was younger, I was cleaning it daily, but now that he is in his release cage, and super wild, I cannot do that as much.

    Buddy kept himself really clean, but I think Jack doesn't pay much attention. Is that normal? I wonder if it's because he wants to leave his scent everywhere...

    When it's really hot, I mist his belly a few times and then he cleans himself more thoroughly.

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    Here's a photo.
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    Some squirrels seem neater than others. No discharge or foul odors which would indicate a problem? Keep an eye on him and as long as he does not suffer from urine scald or any other issues, I think he will be fine.


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    See my wild squirrel adventures in the thread "Squirtle's yard!":
    https://thesquirrelboard.com/forums/...quirtle-s-Yard!

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    Thanks TB!

    No smell, discharge or scald... and at the times I clean him or he cleans himself, it looks much better/cleaner.

    He had it almost since we found him.

    Any concerns with his release? I'm not sure keeping him around will change his condition but let me know what you guys think.
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