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Bad shed... what to do?
- Thread starter Siddharta
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diamondlil
Mice! They taste so nice!
as the skin is on his head, putting him in a bath may not help much, so you could try getting him to rub through damp washtowels in your hands. This worked for my anery when he retained the tip of his tail, when I put him in water he kept the tail up, so used the washcloth. He was not happy about it, it took about an hour but was well worth the effort, good luck, J9
JAG 32
look at that face :)
Well you definetly need to get it off, especially the head. I might try soaking him in a tub with a inch or so of luke warm water than see if it comes off.Leave him in there for a while and wait to see what happens. I would also try taking damp luke warm paper towels and try rubbing it off. Hope this helps, John
