P.O. in MO
Overrun with beasties
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Are all bucks prone to getting terribly dirty along with their cages. I have urine guards 2 high on both of my bucks cages to keep them from spraying the walls. Most of my does keep themselves pretty white but the bucks must spray everywhere in their cages and then lay right down in it. I clean the cages when they need it but will the filth hurt the bucks. One of mine had been pulling at some matted hair around his rump and I got him out and trimmed off some of the big wads. While I was doing this I found a small inflamed area of skin. I doctored it and while I had him on the table I wiped him down with a damp cloth to get the worst of the brown off. Is this something that matters. I have another buck approaching breeding age and he's getting pretty tan colored on the bottom half of his body. And if they do need to be cleaned up once in a while what can you use as far as soap or something that works better than a damp cloth. Thanks PO