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Forum DIET & CARE How to clean off bum RE: How to clean off bum


Chelsea
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    Ugh, poopy bum syndrome. I hate it so much, and so does Silas. That said, it appears that switching him to Sherwood Forest pellets is really helping. I’m not trying to promote one brand, I just wish I had considered the possibility of him being sensitive to one of the ingredients in Oxbow pellets a long time ago. It hasn’t been an easy switch because he doesn’t like them much, but I think he’s finally coming around. And eating more hay in the process.

    As far as cleaning tips, our vet did a “hygiene trim.” Didn’t fix the problem, but it did make it a bit easier to deal with.