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How To Get Rid Of Fruit Flies In Rabbit Cage. If you want to get rid of the problem for good, you'll need to use traps in combination with other measures to eradicate fruit flies from your. The vinegar attracts them (sweet smell) and the soap makes it so the flies get caught on the surface of the water. You should also replace the water in the cage every day. I’ve done a complete deep clean of the cage, the litter box, and the area in general and they literally will not go away. Clear cages of blocked corners where manure and waste build up. Keep an eye on nest boxes. This has been going on for months. I also bought a new litter. Number one defense against flies in the rabbitry: I have a rabbit and having a bad problem from what they look to be fruit flies or gnats. To keep flies out of an indoor pet cage, clean the cage as often as possible by removing any uneaten food, waste, and soiled bedding.

Number one defense against flies in the rabbitry: This has been going on for months. I have a rabbit and having a bad problem from what they look to be fruit flies or gnats. I’ve done a complete deep clean of the cage, the litter box, and the area in general and they literally will not go away. Keep an eye on nest boxes. The vinegar attracts them (sweet smell) and the soap makes it so the flies get caught on the surface of the water. To keep flies out of an indoor pet cage, clean the cage as often as possible by removing any uneaten food, waste, and soiled bedding. If you want to get rid of the problem for good, you'll need to use traps in combination with other measures to eradicate fruit flies from your. I also bought a new litter. You should also replace the water in the cage every day.

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How To Get Rid Of Fruit Flies In Rabbit Cage Keep an eye on nest boxes. The vinegar attracts them (sweet smell) and the soap makes it so the flies get caught on the surface of the water. To keep flies out of an indoor pet cage, clean the cage as often as possible by removing any uneaten food, waste, and soiled bedding. I also bought a new litter. Keep an eye on nest boxes. If you want to get rid of the problem for good, you'll need to use traps in combination with other measures to eradicate fruit flies from your. I have a rabbit and having a bad problem from what they look to be fruit flies or gnats. Number one defense against flies in the rabbitry: Clear cages of blocked corners where manure and waste build up. You should also replace the water in the cage every day. This has been going on for months. I’ve done a complete deep clean of the cage, the litter box, and the area in general and they literally will not go away.