Kay
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I had the same thing with my litter and I culled the whole litter, does that mean I "bucketed" them? I did what I belived to be the kindest thing. I personally would never keep a ferret with a bent spine, IMO Its best for the ferret to be pts. Just because I put a unhealthy litter to sleep dosent mean I "bucketed" them Good luck with the ferrets dougie, hope they all do well H&J Errrr i dont recall saying you did anything , whats the problem
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The hobs are quite happy in there run tazzing around & eating the jills just chill
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God knows how big mine are , they dont keeep still long enough to measure
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Heres a couple of pics of my lad & the ferrets One taken with Jaws he seems to have a calming effect on her, she rips my hands to pieces One of him holding george , waiting to put him back in his cage, and what a pantomine that turned out to be, there very strong & it took borh of us to wrestle him in the cage & shut the door
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Doug your welcome i am so glad there on the mend & i cant take all the credit , you put in the hours tending to them, like i said to you the jills over protective nature was what you observed & that will stick in my mind for the future incase anyone else has a simmilar problem Well done for sticking with it & not bucketing them its been hell for you watching them fade & then seeing them pick up , do pat yourself on the back lad you deserve it
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Sorry i cant help but i can ask around another forum for a rescue in your area who may have kits, if no one one here can help Good luck with your pup as well
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it is the cat i think
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I cant believe i am doing this but here goes , get your beer goggles on I am going to regret this in the morning
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you ready for some action then
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Well i wouldnt go near a rat so i would have to get a pest bloke in, let alone my ferrets
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What are you feeding & how often? oh did you pass
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" M" your such a tart
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he wasnt offering and dont you start your antics either
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ok but lets get the ladies section done first then we do a blokes one for you ladies , after all fair is fair Tyson just PM the lady you have your eye on , no ones going to post up a pic anyway & by tea time the thread will be way down the board, take the bull by the horns before someone else snapps her up :kiss: is that an offer No
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Happy Birthday OLD TRAP COLLECTOR
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ok but lets get the ladies section done first then we do a blokes one for you ladies , after all fair is fair Tyson just PM the lady you have your eye on , no ones going to post up a pic anyway & by tea time the thread will be way down the board, take the bull by the horns before someone else snapps her up :kiss:
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Thats it settled Betty Boops the winner next silly comp
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Its sexist what about a parade of you blokes half naked as well to equal it up taken with a dog of course
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Oh i forgot to say i have used Virkon in a powder form you make it up yourself with water in a spray bottle, have a look online it may be more cost effective than this pre diluted stuff in spray bottles, i think you can buy small packets as i have done & larger tubs of the stuff, check it out I seem to recall a spray bottle full dont last to long so buying pre diluted may be expencive
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All you can do is try, personally if the bigger ferrets still a kit it may be easier than trying to introduce new kits to an adults territory, i would find some secure neutral ground such as a small cage, put the bigger jill in the cage & let the kits sniff her from outside the cage, then swap bedding from the kits cage to her cage several times , you may be lucky & they get along right away , but take your time , do it over a week or so if the initial intro's are a bit dodgy, just keep trying , but if either party become to stresssed i wouldnt push itthings tend to have a knack of hap
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Happy Birthday Snoops :kiss:
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Virkon is fine
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I have no idea as the mom was a stray we took in in April this yr, so its anybodys guess
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I cant believe how much the kit has changed, she is now getting darker & more poley colouring on her back & head, her legs are still a dark silver & her tail is, i suppose when she gets her winter coat i will have more of an idea of what colour she will be then
