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First move your mouse to a temporary home; i put mine in a run about ball. then disassemble the cage, throw out the old bedding and fill it with brand new bedding. then reassemble your cage and put your mouse back in. i suggest changing the bedding at least 1 a week; maybe more if your mouse has strong smelling urine. = )
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What will happen if you don't change your hamsters bedding?
The hamster will probably get sick or will DIE if you don't change the bedding. So if you havent changed it DO IT NOW!!
When do you change the bedding for your hamster?
7 days
What do mouses out?
There is no such thing as a mouses. It is mice for your information
What are mouses made out of?
I meen compute mouses
When do change a hamsters bedding?
Usually on a weekly basis.
How long can you wait to change your hamster's bedding maxiumum?
You can wait for up to a week and a half to change your hamsters bedding or else they will really stink and you could make them sick.
What do you use computer mouses for?
Mouses are used for controling what you what to look at or point at. Mouses can be optional or machanical.
Where are mouses from?
i am actually not shore, but i think mouses are kinda scary dont u?
How do you put bedding in the boxes?
Buy your chosen bedding from the EC stores so that you have it in stock. The groom will then change the bedding at the next update. When you next log on and check your EC the bedding and cleanliness stars will be starting to fill up. From Strawberry Fields on Howrse
Are wireless mouses better for the environment than cord mouses for the computer?
That depends on your preference.
How long do you have to wait before you change your hamster bedding?
Usually once a week or if it starts to smell you can change it.
How do you change guinea pig bedding?
I change there bedding the same day as it was very messy all is ok and i have 5 gorgeous baby guinea pigs Thank You, changed the bedding the next day and we have 3 happy guinea pigs.
