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LATEST ON MY ALBINO JILL.


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Well, as some of you may know, one of my ferrets, the albino jill, was down a bit and had a rash.

I took her to the vet and he treated her for ring worm :blink::rolleyes:

Her skin has got a bit better since, i also treated her for ear mites with thornit, kindly donated by someone on this forum.

Well, the last couple of days she has got worse, loosing a lot of weaight and not feeling vey energetic. :no:

She is till eating and comes out for a bit in her hutch, but she is in no way 100%.

The vet does not know bugger all and its not easy over here, worse then over their.

Im really frustrated and want to know what the feck is rong with her. :wacko:

Any good vets out their?? :(

I will have to put her down if she does not pick up soon.

My other ferrets are champion and doing fine, so i dont think its contageouse?

Thanks for listening.

 

Frank.

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Only 4mnths !?!

 

 

I'm fecked if i know frank...sorry mate.

 

do you have her isolated if not i would deffinetly do that sooner rather than later !

 

I hope she pulls through but i would prepare yourself for the worst mate :(

 

if you do lose her pm me I have a freind with a crackin litter just now.

he would give you one free and i also have a freind who is working in co mayo if thats near you he could drop it off for ya ?

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Thanks Ricky. :good:

 

I have her isolated for now, but she was in with the rest before.

She has been like this on and off for a while and luckyly, the others seem fine.

 

Thanks very much for the offer of a kit, ill see how she gets on and let you know. ;)

 

Frank.

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Good luck with the jill mate.I had one ferret who went like you said,but she was a old ferret not a young one.My ferret just stayed in the nest box eating a little food,but not much then she started to struggle to walk and had no weight on her at all,so in the end i put her down.I did take her to the vets but like yours they did not have a clue what was wrong.

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Its called sods law frank nothing you can do about it,i once had a jill who i got when young really tame you could do anything with her,never once bit me,took her out rabbiting on her first trip first set of holes she bolted a couple,next set she bolted some always coming back when finished i had high hopes for her.Went to feed her the next day and she was in her nest box dead.Could not work it out why,so took it to the vets and he said it could have been heart murmmer.I was gutted.

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Sorry to hear that bigeddie. :(

 

I have not worked the jill thats ill yet, have only so far worked the polecat jill i have out the 4.

But, i would of like to see how she turned out. :(

She is still the same as i type, will give her a week, as she is still eating a bit, but not much.

 

Frank.

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Sad to say, had to put my albino jill down this evening :cry: , she was suffering too much. :(

Dont know what the bloody hell it was that killed her, all i do know is that she was thin as a rake at the end.

O' well, move on. :rolleyes:

 

Frank.

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