Re: Out of enclosure time
i usually just put mine back once they start getting flighty, or cold to the touch
Re: Out of enclosure time
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cmack91
i usually just put mine back once they start getting flighty, or cold to the touch
Thats a good idea, I just had my girl out for about 15 minutes, and she started exploring and she kept trying to find warm spots, I.E. my armpit, under my covers of my bed, so i figured it was time to put her back. I just wasnt sure if there are actual health or stress issues having them out to long can cause.
Re: Out of enclosure time
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BFT12890
Thats a good idea, I just had my girl out for about 15 minutes, and she started exploring and she kept trying to find warm spots, I.E. my armpit, under my covers of my bed, so i figured it was time to put her back. I just wasnt sure if there are actual health or stress issues having them out to long can cause.
no, nothing major can happen unless their litterally out for a day or two, even then its not likely unless its super cold
Re: Out of enclosure time
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cmack91
no, nothing major can happen unless their litterally out for a day or two, even then its not likely unless its super cold
Awesome! because im the kind of person that will have a pet out for hours at a time, but thats generally little furry ones that arent so crucial with heat and such lol.