Kay
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Everything posted by Kay
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Since when has ferret keeping been about the keeper, if you cant do whats right dont bother is the answer keep summat else , not everyone using the pc in day is on the dole, whats your excuse
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It could just be dust irritating his nose if you use shavings it may be that if he has shoved his head through the shavings like mine do here
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I think this speaks for its self regarding jeyes fluid http://www.interiorlandscaping.co.uk/PDF/Jeyes%20Fluid.PDF
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well you simply remove any left overs 4 times a day , pups kennelled outdoors would surely get more than one meal a day wouldnt they , Never had a problem with fly strike here in the past when feeding kits the foods not left in the dish long enough , and you just look for any hidden bits I wouldnt treat a kit of 7 8 or 9 weeks old as an adult , its still growing ,
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Hope it goes well
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From past experience i had problems getting existing jills to accept new ferrets regardless of there sex, all you can do is take yours along & if there on neuteral territory they may just be ok , but i may be over cautious and if ferrets are still scrapping an hour or say after intros i dont push it, its stressfull for all concerned
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He may well be ok when he is out of season providing your existing ferrets accept a new ferret, but even if they do i would remove him next year when he comes back into season , or get him castrated
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What a lovely dog hope you have a trouble free settling in period
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there lovely pictures, thanks for sharing them
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There great i love the lady birds best
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Thats very pretty , love the colour , are they rare or summat
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Awwww i love the one of them all cuddling
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Where are you getting the turkey mince from? Is it for human consumption, or pet mince from a pet shop? The reason I'm asking is that 'human' mince won't have any bone in, so will be deficient in calcium. If they're not eating the dry ferret food, and not suckling much from mum, they'll not be getting enough calcium, and you could end up with weak bones/walking problems. Not a good idea to feed lots of muscle meat alone. Have you tried softening the dry food with a little warm water? If it's soft they should eat it fine. Perhaps two bowls of dried food, one dry for mum, and the ot
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thanks alot, i'll start feeding them 4 times a day as a rough guide feed often & just see if theres a tiny bit left after each feed, if there wolfing every last mouthfull next meal add a litttle bit more untill you find a small amount left , that way you know theres enough to go round the litter
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feed meat 4 times a day mince is ok but there not having to put much effert into eating it as its already broken down , they would have to work harder eating rabbit or any other whole prey & dont seem as satisfied after eating as they do when they have had to work at ripping the flesh of the bones
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how many meals a day are you feeding
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-cONt0wvSQY...feature=related another one of my all time favourites
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now where talking!!!!!!!!!!!!! nice one kay!! sean I do love that song its a bit tongue in cheek which i love
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All time favourite who track , not live & jazed up a bit , love it http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=Chj5naroy1c
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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=nsHa6XJZVes forgot about this
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Its mankey here fed up of it now
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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=ISKwb3i7o7g and another one
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http://uk.youtube.com/watch?v=x44R59AaahE What a man
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Think i will get one as my lad uses a few in his amp & were always ratching round for batterys , i assume you can get rechargable 9 volt batterys ?
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are these testers any good for rechargable batterys ?
