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Bath time

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Here are my soggy girls:
Amelia Jane
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Sophie
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Peronel
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Amina
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Awww bless, wet piggles! How do you dry them? I know a lot of people use hair dryers but the thought of doing that scares me :{
 
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Awww bless, wet piggles! How do you dry them? I know a lot of people use hair dryers but the thought of doing that scares me :{
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I use a hair dryer on the lowest setting. They are scared of it and keep trying to run away but I am afraid to leave them in case they catch a cold.
 
Aww soggy pig wigs!

I only bath Cameo, and I towel dry her, then pop her in her cage with a snuggle safe (that Jeff usually ends up sitting on rolleyes) and some fleecy houses for her to sit in, so that she doesn't get cold. Obviously away from draughts, if it's cold, the heating is on anyway!
 
Awww x) The last time I bathed my boys after i'd dried them within an inch of their lives I put them back into their nicely clean cage and they both did such huge shakes they chucked most of the megazorb out of it, it was like there was a wave it just went "WOOSH" and was chucked out :))
 
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Awww x) The last time I bathed my boys after i'd dried them within an inch of their lives I put them back into their nicely clean cage and they both did such huge shakes they chucked most of the megazorb out of it, it was like there was a wave it just went "WOOSH" and was chucked out :))
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Aww haha!
 
Yay! we don't see enough of your piggies! Great to see them in all their soggy glory drool x)
 
awwwwwwwwwww soggy pigglies x)x)x)x)


Yup i use the hair dryer on low and also have my hand on them and flick their quiffs and it also lets me know then if it gets too hot! I also use one of those dog towels you can buy for drying them off :)
 
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