ARPena415
Member
Hi all!
I have been struggling with my single boy chewing his fur chronically for about a year and a half. We have seen many doctors, have had many tests run (fungal tests, xrays, bloodwork), and have had topical flea medications applied twice.
I wanted to bring this up because NONE of his doctors had asked about nearby electronics when asking about his husbandry!!
His cage was located against a seemingly harmless wall of my bedroom. I finally moved him to a different wall and within a month his fur began to grow back. Turns out, I was too clueless to realize that the WiFi router (located in the room next to us, but right on the other side of the wall) was probably the culprit!
This may seem obvious but unfortunately my little boy had to endure my lack of common sense!
He has also not had a barking episode in the middle of the night since I moved him! I hope this post can help owners of fur-chewers while they try to figure out the cause! The photos are about 1 month apart!
I have been struggling with my single boy chewing his fur chronically for about a year and a half. We have seen many doctors, have had many tests run (fungal tests, xrays, bloodwork), and have had topical flea medications applied twice.
I wanted to bring this up because NONE of his doctors had asked about nearby electronics when asking about his husbandry!!
His cage was located against a seemingly harmless wall of my bedroom. I finally moved him to a different wall and within a month his fur began to grow back. Turns out, I was too clueless to realize that the WiFi router (located in the room next to us, but right on the other side of the wall) was probably the culprit!
This may seem obvious but unfortunately my little boy had to endure my lack of common sense!
He has also not had a barking episode in the middle of the night since I moved him! I hope this post can help owners of fur-chewers while they try to figure out the cause! The photos are about 1 month apart!