>From: Casey Edwards <[log in to unmask]> >But, he still stinks. Yes, I quit bathing him so often. I clean his cage >every other day. I am at the end of my rope.... Hmmm, your situation seems odd. We have 10 free-run animals (7 ferrets, 3 cats) in our house and smell-wise you'd think we were animal free. We do clean up litterbox & newspaper poop twice a day - in the morning before work and at night before bed. I noticed your mention of a cage so this might not apply, but is it possible little Toby found a place to relieve himself that you are not aware of? Check under couches and in other dark places you may not have thought about, you might just find a surprise! I have noticed some foods make poop much stinkier than others, have you experimented with Toby's food? Other options which work nicely are to get a air purifier/ionizer - my thought is that these work miracles to improve air quality and remove stink! Purchase a pet odor control candle - We found ours at "Restore the Earth" a place that sells eco-friendly laundry detergent, cleaning stuff, et al but I've seen them in catalogs too. You burn them for about an hour a day. Clean the cage with a citrus based detergent. Citrus does wonders for odors. Good luck. charlene [Posted in FML issue 1708]