Chaff
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For sure if were my daughter I would not bother with old bill just stick him in hole an bury the c**t.
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She's got a bit more life in her now. Might pull through after all, I really surprised still early days could still go tits, her sister has a lot of work to do in the morning
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No milk mate first time yesterday only a thimble full. She still going might turn around yet.
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She still alive,I am keeping honey and water going in her just had another antibiotic injection at vets 25 squid. Should never of let kids name them now they more attached than ever to this crook ferret it going to cost me a fortune. Lol
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if your giving it cows milk that will make it poorly.. ferrets are lactose intolerant. and the old boy in the pub is talking out of his pint pot.. raw chicken bones wont harm them,especially wings etc etc.. baked in the oven chicken bones become brittle and can shatter,causing problems..but raw is soft and easily digested. Fair does mate she had cow juice this morning thought it might pick her up bad move by the sounds, just given her a drop of honey and water opened box and she put her head out the top seems to have picked up a tad, perhaps antibiotics are working ?
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Just had chat to old boy in pub that know his ferrets said raw chicken bones they can damage gut and cause infection ?
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Exactly I don't know what the cause of it could be?
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Mrs took to get 45 quid later antibiotics Celine injection she then latched to wife's thumb got her with me in carrybox kids giving her honey and water through a syringe every couple of hours, vet said 50/50 chance she has a stomach infection she pooing green now ! No idea where she got it from
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Yeah she drinking have had her drinking from saucer OK, wife has just took both to vets its now going to cost but having to start again will be a long time before I can get another as from a 30+ year working strain and want to keep with them. Also the Chance's of someone gifting me a good working ferret this time of year are slim. Time will tell I guess
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Just had a mate round he didn't think she was on deaths door as drinking well and eating dry food 2 days ago I gave them a couple of chicken legs (raw) that's the only thing different they have eaten and the other ones fine,hopefully she will start to pick up I am checking on her every hour or so.
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After defreezing their water bottle this morning only one ferret came out the other not moving alive but limp just given her some warm milk and put her back to bed be gutted if she goes was showing signs of a good worker,life lesson for my kids if she goes as they have named them
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??????? really..........I want two then Yeah mate in SA has them as guard They just don't like dark skin, but he did used to beat them with a golly as pups.
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Was going to say the same - put a scoop full of crap in the place you want them to crap next time you clean them out. Cheers for advice fellas I am shoveling shit every morning going to make sleeping box smaller tomorrow and see what happens
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Like the idea of the seed tray compost bog must make life easier when cleaning out. Also save a bit on bedding might give that go Cheers Chaff
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Yep:)
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Wondered that myself it smaller height wise but longer 30 inch deep perhaps I should cut some ply in and make smaller.
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Having just built my 2 young ferret's (last year's) a new cage which is 3 times the size of their old one. They one or both have taken to dumping at the end of their sleeping box. They have been in their new home for about a week. They use the far end most the time but must get caught short at night as every morning so far I have taken crap out of sleeping compartment. Is this because they are still unfamiliar with their surroundings or something else?
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Couple more I was amazed at what these new camera phones can do might upgrade my phone now
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Got this of farmers weekly worth knowing me thinks For the farmer facing the age-old problem of an out-of-control dog on his land, shooting may seem a reasonable and necessary step to protect his livestock, but the law in this area is far from easy and the consequences of getting it wrong can be disastrous, writes Tim Ryan, partner at Warners Solicitors The owner or person in charge of a dog that is dangerously out of control in public or on private land without permission commits an offence under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991, for which the sentence can be up to two years imprisonmen
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Wife took couple photos on a recent visit to coast taken on phone.
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Hey mate forgot to say no cam belt chain driven.
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Mitsubishi 2.8 TDI Challenger (shogun sport)seems to be a good workhorse roomy comfy and goes anywhere yo point it cheap to buy have had it 9 months 100% reliable 22 to 25mpg on the downside. IMO the Jap's build the best 4x4s. Good luck with your search
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Lol like the taste of them eggs socks Good to see lots of sensible advice though,if you need a hand with rabbit clearance let me know;) mixy beat us to it this year
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Update On Tilly For Those Interested .......
Chaff replied to socks's topic in Lurchers & Running Dogs
You have done all you can mate time will tell I'm sure she will get the best while recovering if she gets back to full health she will pay you back that 2k Atb