If you are a good care taker, your gerbil probably will not need a bath in water. Gerbils do like to take dust baths. The pet store sells the dust and your gerbil may be a little apprehensive at first, but give him/her some time and they will roll around in the dust in no time. It will be kinda shy. But after a couple minutes it'll hop in there.
Yes, there is not a safer way to clean it. Make sure it's eyes, mouth, and nose do not get a significant amount of water on them.
Using a gerbil water bottle for dogs can provide benefits such as ensuring a clean and constant supply of water, preventing spills and messes, and promoting hydration throughout the day.
fill the sink with water but not to much water as it will drown the poor thing then put the gerbil in the sink get a cup and put a little bit of water in it and pour the water over it dry it with towel and keep it warm when not fully dried
As long it has plenty of food and water, and clean bedding, there shouldn't be a problem.
WHY is there wax on your gerbil? If hot wax fell on your gerbil its probably burned. You should take it to a vet.
No! What you need to do is... *Wet a cloth with nice water not too hot and not too cold just nice and toasty *Put the Hamster/Gerbil on the cloth and wipe the cloth on your Hamster/Gerbil and dont put it by the face or eyes!!! *Turn the cloth over and put nice pet shampoo made for Rabbits,Guinea Pigs,Hamster,and Gerbil *Wipe the cltoh on the body rememeber not by the Head or Eyes! But you can clean the ears *And you Hamster/Gerbil is not Stinky
you don't need to if you have another gerbil because they clean each other :)
If your gerbil is healthy it will have soft shiny fur,bright eyes and a clean nose.
Yes she does
Its not that the gerbil poos alot. Its just that some little girls dont clean out the poo
live in a clean house
Keep its cage and bedding clean. Provide ample water and food. Most of these will do what they need to stay healthy on their own.