Just keep it wet, and don't worry about the smell. When I was in the second grade I came and told my dad that the kids at school and some of the teachers complained that my boots smelled like pig poop. He told me to tell them they smelled like money.
Keeping a wallow "clean".
Hi y'all,
Another newbie question- I've seen it said (on the internet) that one must keep a wallow clean for the maximum benefit. I've seen the pigs pee in the wallow, and I understand that there might be some feces included. I can testify that the wallow is the stinkiest place in the enclosure. So, the question is, should I be "cleaning" the wallow, and if so, how the heck does someone go about that?
Thanks in advance!
Another newbie question- I've seen it said (on the internet) that one must keep a wallow clean for the maximum benefit. I've seen the pigs pee in the wallow, and I understand that there might be some feces included. I can testify that the wallow is the stinkiest place in the enclosure. So, the question is, should I be "cleaning" the wallow, and if so, how the heck does someone go about that?
Thanks in advance!
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