dirty ferret rear end.

[patterdalejoel 669]

i have a young jill who seems to have a dirt rear end, near her fanny/bum area. there are 3 other jills in the hutch iwth her and everyone of them is spotless and in perfect healty, but this jill seems to have lost a bit of weightr recently and has got a dirty rear, which i am a bit worried about as i dont want her to get infected as she is in season. as none of the other jills have shown any problems i am assuiming it is an isolated incident and not a husbandry/hutch problem. my other jills are solid and a bit fatty but i can feel more of this jills frame than i want to, they are well fed with carcass, eating as much as they please. any suggestions or tips or advice welcome, cheers

[stealthy1 3,964]

Get her laid

[lurcher2020 285]

The sooner she's mated the better because shell close up again and you have a better chance of no infection but she maybe just has the runs with to rich a food try her on dry to see if that help dry her up hope it goes ok atb lurcher2020

[The one 8,594]

you need to be a bit more specific on where the discharge is coming from her fanny you could get her mated ,her bum probably a stomach upset but why aren't the rest affected ?.

[patterdalejoel 669]

you need to be a bit more specific on where the discharge is coming from her fanny you could get her mated ,her bum probably a stomach upset but why aren't the rest affected ?.

there isnt really any discharge from any area, she just kind of has shit on her arse area, and the rest of the jills are spotless, they all get fed the same so if any had scours then surely they would also be suffering from it, whiy is it isolated to the one jill? she is also losing wieght slighlty, the rest of the jills are fatty and she has only just come into season? any ideas???

[The one 8,594]

I think being in season brings them down slightly after all there hormones are all over the shop