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[log in to unmask], 30 Nov 2008 13:32:52 -0800540_- I would like to express a heart felt THANK YOU to the wonderful and
supportive people that sent the special cards. It was quite a warm
hearted feeling to know that people still think of us hone can
vote again if you are interested :O). So far, it looks like #17 is the
favorite of her. Don't forget to check out the picture of the hairless
rat. [...]38_21Aug200814:37:
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0808 15719 20 7_TS-Fay!14_Arlena
[log in to unmask], 21 Aug 2008 12:56:37 -0400431_- I entered a picture of Lucia, in the WFTV Great Pets Of Central
Florida - Volume #36 Photos - WFTV Orlando. It is her Float My
Boat picture!
http://www.wftv.com/slideshow/17025235/detail.html?taf=orlc
http://www.wftv.com/slideshow/greatpets/17025235/detail.html
Smiles,
Arlena
Owned By Charity And Lucia!
Ferrets Rule My World!
Every Ferret Has A Song And Dance!
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0808 15740 32 59_JM from FHL: dealing with possible calcium-oxalate uroliths14_Sukie
[log in to unmask], 21 Aug 2008 01:53:34 -0400675_- http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/ferrethealth/message/7313
>Has your ferret been x-rayed to look for bladder stones? If Suiki has
>calcium oxalate bladder stones, then they will need to be removed by
>surgery. During the surgery the bladder can be cultured to determine if
>there is a bacterial infection too. After the stones are removed, have
>them analyzed to see what type of stone they are. Your vet can consult
>with the stone lab at the University of Minnesota and the stone lab at
>UC-Davis to see what diet changes they would recommend and what dose of
>potassium citrate (if they are calcium oxalate ) they [...]35_21Aug200801:53:
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0808 15773 78 31_JM from FHL: melatonin and more14_Sukie
[log in to unmask], 21 Aug 2008 01:55:28 -0400721_- http://pets.groups.yahoo.com/group/ferrethealth/message/7314
>You have some good questions about the best way to medically treat
>adrenal gland disease. There have been several melatonin studies on
>adrenal ferrets, including an implant study that was just completed at
>Colorado Sate University. Plus there was an oral melatonin study that
>was done at the University of Wisconsin. Plus there was a melatonin
>implant study by Dr James Johnson (from Texas A&M) and I. Plus there
>was a melatonin implant study done by Dr Cathy Johnson-Delaney in
>Seattle, Washington. Thus there is a lot of info about melatonin,
>so I can answer most of your questions. [...]35_21Aug200801:55:
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0808 15852 35 36_Looking for foster homes, Roanoke VA15_Debbie
[log in to unmask], 22 Aug 2008 07:10:01 -0400658_- Greetings to my FML family!
'Tis that time of year again when shelters become inundated with
surrender requests, mostly from students heading off to college. Here
in Roanoke we are surrounded by a myriad of higher learning choices,
which would lead one to hope the students could still keep their
"beloved" ferrets while expanding their grey matter. However that is
not the case. Just since this past Tuesday we've received calls to
re-home 9 ferrets from a variety of individuals. Unfortunately our
"full house" foster homes situation is keeping us from being able
to accept any new "intakes" so we [...]55_22Aug200807:10:
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0808 15888 36 12_silly ferret14_Sukie
[log in to unmask], 22 Aug 2008 12:38:14 -0400473_- You know that psst-psst-psst sound that some pe
