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    Fed him then he peed

    I fed my Bp's about 2 hours ago. I just went in to be sure everyone ate their mouse (which they all did) when I noticed one of them had peed - A LOT. Normally I would hurry up and clean it up but he just ate. I only need to lift him for like 1 min to change out the towels. When would you say I should do this. I do not want the urine to scold him. He is laying right in it.
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    Your fine to move him and clean the cage. Ive moved them while their still constricting, you wont harm anything

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    Re: Fed him then he peed

    As was said, he'll be fine if you're just lifting him out to clean. As long as you aren't "manhandling" him (making him move a lot in awkward ways, etc.). Don't worry too much about him, he's a lot more resilient than you might expect.
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    Just no games of "hot potato" and he should be fine

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