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Dawn Gloeckler <[log in to unmask]>
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Sun, 18 Nov 2007 13:44:02 -0500
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Hello All,

I'm fairly new to the FML but am learning a lot. I have the 2 DMK kids,
Alexander and my deaf Panda boy Simon (which I thought was had FADD -
Ferret Attention Deficit Disorder) which someone kindly pointed out
he was probably deaf - sure enough! Than after asking for help to
communicate w/a deaf ferret, I was led to a site that had a brochure on
ferret sign language - AND IT WORKS! We have the kisses one down good
(I had bloody lips and teeth from trying for weeks to teach kisses -
this was SUCH a help! And he knows the 'No' signal now too! The light
scruffing and the finger shake for 'No' works! He is still startled
by me tho when I appear - even if I stomp the floor and we are still
working on 'come', but we are making progress. THANX so much! We are
also being weaned to a barf diet and I've noticed even my older ferrets
(2 are over 4 and one has insulinoma, and one is over 6) ALL have MUCH
more energy, play longer and seem healthier!

Anyway, what I wanted to tell Wolfy about the rash to ferrets is
hopefully the Monostat will work well enough, but there is also a
product my fiance uses called Elidel. It IS kinda expensive, but you
only need a very small amount and a tube will last him almost a whole
yr. It was given to him because he has rosacea (pronounced row-A-sha)
which is a chronic, inflammatory skin condition but it gets worse
w/certain things he eats. Also pops out after a shower or washing his
face. Maybe your rash is some kind of skin disorder like this and
something in the ferret fur is making it act up. Just a thought! You
can probably get a sample from you GP to see if it helps. ONLY apply
it to the reddish areas. Oh and it's a non-steroidal cream.

Dawn G in Ohio

Mom of Hamlet, Socrates, Romeo, Simon and Alexander

[Posted in FML 5795]


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