grandmaweloveyou
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Hi Guys any tips? Washed it a couple of weeks ago with the hose pipe (he seemed to enjoy it!). It is really smelling now (my sharer even text me to tell me haha).
Smelly Willy
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Paula18
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bucket of warm water, drop of hibiscrub, clean sponge and a pair of marigolds!!
Archangel
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I use natural yoghurt, the live stuff - unflavoured of course! keep it out of the fridge for a while so it warms up and gets 'live' again. Apply liberally - the yoghurt contains friendly bacteria and these restore the correct balance of things.
Eaglestone
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I 2nd the Yoghurt ..... worked for my 2 boys
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Vet says never wash in anything other than water, if necessary
Vet says never wash in anything other than water, if necessary
Box_Of_Frogs
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I'm not even going to ask how you know. I'm sat here TRYING to eat a Tescos mince pie since it is now apparently almost Christmas x
Theresa_F
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Stinky gets a very grubby willy - one of those sort of geldings that produces a lot of smeg and also rubs his belly in the dirt. I wash it only with water - stick the hose up and then remove any loose smeggy bits with my hand - grubby job but he is good at having it done.
If I swig him out every week or so, he is fine, but in summer leave for a couple of weeks and he smells and has black gunge on his legs.
In spring it is given a spring clean with a little sheath cleanser as he is better over winter plus I don't want to freeze his todger with the hose and then back to just water.
I don't think the yoghurt will work on him unless it keeps mud and grit out
If I swig him out every week or so, he is fine, but in summer leave for a couple of weeks and he smells and has black gunge on his legs.
In spring it is given a spring clean with a little sheath cleanser as he is better over winter plus I don't want to freeze his todger with the hose and then back to just water.
I don't think the yoghurt will work on him unless it keeps mud and grit out
Paula18
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Vet says never wash in anything other than water, if necessary
I agree i rarely use anything other than water however my vet advised using a small amount of hibiscrub occasionally and used it himself when my horse had an infection.
Vet says never wash in anything other than water, if necessary
I agree i rarely use anything other than water however my vet advised using a small amount of hibiscrub occasionally and used it himself when my horse had an infection.
grandmaweloveyou
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Thank you so much - I THINK!!! I will do the above as soon as I can bear to
grandmaweloveyou
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My Boy now has a clean willy - gross and big thanks to my dear friend for.....assisting!!!
kellyeaton
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warm water and baby oil if gets no better call vets for advice!
Daisychain
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Cover in baby oil, makes all the corn flakes drop off!
vicksey
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Oh interesting. My lad has this over the wkend. So I cleaned with veg oil. Nothing much happened then his sheath swelled so got the vet out. He has got a possible kidney or bladder infection. But my lad was very down generally. Sorry dont want to you worry you, I would get the vet out just incase.