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How Can I Make My Rat Cage Smell Better. You can use hardwood shavings, newspapers, or non. Lately, i've been putting a small amount of softwood chips to help with the smell. Here's how to keep their cage clean—the way they like it, you like it, and your household likes it. Split the rats into multiple cages or get a bigger cage. Really think about what bedding you are using and your cleaning schedule. Scoop out old bedding and replace it with 1 ⁄ 2 to 1 inch (1.3 to 2.5 cm) of fresh bedding to give the cage a clean smell. Puts out no scent so is. If you use fleece or fabric in the cages, you can put white vinegar in the wash to help cut down on the pee smell that can linger. By litter training your rodent friends, you’ll reduce the places your pet rat’s droppings (and even pee) will end up and so it will reduce the amount of. Here is what they have in their cage: Put baking soda and those weird odor eaters (they're gel, you open the top and it absorbs and rats away.

Puts out no scent so is. Really think about what bedding you are using and your cleaning schedule. Here is what they have in their cage: Here's how to keep their cage clean—the way they like it, you like it, and your household likes it. Scoop out old bedding and replace it with 1 ⁄ 2 to 1 inch (1.3 to 2.5 cm) of fresh bedding to give the cage a clean smell. Put baking soda and those weird odor eaters (they're gel, you open the top and it absorbs and rats away. You can use hardwood shavings, newspapers, or non. Split the rats into multiple cages or get a bigger cage. If you use fleece or fabric in the cages, you can put white vinegar in the wash to help cut down on the pee smell that can linger. Lately, i've been putting a small amount of softwood chips to help with the smell.

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How Can I Make My Rat Cage Smell Better Here's how to keep their cage clean—the way they like it, you like it, and your household likes it. Really think about what bedding you are using and your cleaning schedule. Put baking soda and those weird odor eaters (they're gel, you open the top and it absorbs and rats away. By litter training your rodent friends, you’ll reduce the places your pet rat’s droppings (and even pee) will end up and so it will reduce the amount of. If you use fleece or fabric in the cages, you can put white vinegar in the wash to help cut down on the pee smell that can linger. Here is what they have in their cage: You can use hardwood shavings, newspapers, or non. Lately, i've been putting a small amount of softwood chips to help with the smell. Here's how to keep their cage clean—the way they like it, you like it, and your household likes it. Scoop out old bedding and replace it with 1 ⁄ 2 to 1 inch (1.3 to 2.5 cm) of fresh bedding to give the cage a clean smell. Split the rats into multiple cages or get a bigger cage. Puts out no scent so is.