The squirrels usually bathe themselves, but most squirrels don't like to stay in the water. It is recommended that the owner help wash them. The squirrel doesn't need much water to take a bath, it's almost the height of the squirrel's head when it stands in it. The water temperature should be slightly hot, and the bathing speed should be fast. As the owner, you should prevent the squirrels from getting in through the sleeves when taking a bath.

Precautions for bathing the squirrel:

1. Before bathing the squirrel, you need to cut your nails to prevent the sharp claws from catching the owner during the bath.

2. The respiratory tract of squirrels is very fragile and cannot be cleaned with dust. They need to be cleaned with clean water. Pay attention to the moderate water temperature to prevent overheating and coldness.

3. The cleaned rat must be dried with a soft towel, and then dried using a small hair dryer or pet drying box.