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No smell to Pee.

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  • 10-16-2018, 03:44 PM
    CALM Pythons
    No smell to Pee.
    My Large female went off for 3.5 months and ate last week. She dis drink and gained 20 grams. She went to the bathroom about a month into going off. She just Pissed for the first time in over 2 months and it was colored like normal and a tiny Uraite but had absolutely no smell. I thought my nose was plugged so I asked my wife and kids they stuck their head right in the enclosure and absolutely nothing. I was thinking maybe because she didn’t have any rats that the decaying smell wasn’t present?? What’s everyone thinking or have you ever had that happen. Thank you.


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  • 10-16-2018, 04:12 PM
    zina10
    Re: No smell to Pee.
    First of all...
    Kudos to getting your family to sniff your snakes urine! Lol [emoji1]

    And yes, proteins and the type of food you eat can absolutely change the pH and smell of your body and waste.

    That's why I have no problem with mucking my horses poop, but dog poop smell is puke worthy!

    Dehydration, illness..all of those can also change the color, concentration and smell of urine.

    It doesn't sound like anything to worry about..


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  • 10-16-2018, 05:48 PM
    jmcrook
    Re: No smell to Pee.
    Phyllis hasn’t eaten in over two months now and her pee hasn’t had any odor either. Usually I can smell it from the other room when she opens the flood gates


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  • 10-16-2018, 06:39 PM
    Bogertophis
    Give her some asparagus...that'll fix it. ;)
  • 10-16-2018, 09:23 PM
    CALM Pythons
    Re: No smell to Pee.
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by Bogertophis View Post
    Give her some asparagus...that'll fix it. ;)

    Hahahahahaha


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  • 10-16-2018, 09:26 PM
    CALM Pythons
    Re: No smell to Pee.
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by jmcrook View Post
    Phyllis hasn’t eaten in over two months now and her pee hasn’t had any odor either. Usually I can smell it from the other room when she opens the flood gates


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    Good to know.. i hear ya on the normal smell.. I dont have to look to know they’ve gone hahaha. thank you..


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  • 10-16-2018, 09:32 PM
    CALM Pythons
    Re: No smell to Pee.
    Quote:

    Originally Posted by zina10 View Post
    First of all...
    Kudos to getting your family to sniff your snakes urine! Lol [emoji1]

    And yes, proteins and the type of food you eat can absolutely change the pH and smell of your body and waste.

    That's why I have no problem with mucking my horses poop, but dog poop smell is puke worthy!

    Dehydration, illness..all of those can also change the color, concentration and smell of urine.

    It doesn't sound like anything to worry about..


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    Hi Lucy :). Good to see ya.. well hear from ya I should say hahahahah.. I’m starting to get time here and there for the forum again. About another 4 weeks of work left andI’ll be Fulltime Hybernation hahahaha... i figured that made sense so im glad you all chimed in.... it wasn’t hard to get everyone to sniff the enclosure as they all seen me getting ready to clean and commented that they didn’t smell anything, so that was my chance to ask them to sniff... after my older daughter did she realized what she was doing and yelled at me “ Dad you and these damn snakes now you got me smelling their crap and I didnt even pay attention to what I was doing” ...
    hahahahaha


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