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Date:
Sun, 31 Jan 1999 16:41:57 EST
Subject:
Albinism and blindness/blazes and deafness
From:
Kim Schilling <[log in to unmask]>
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I've read a lot of ferret stuff out there and can't come up with a common
expert opinion about the link between albinism and blindness in ferrets.
I've had at least 12 albinos over the years and 3 of them were blind at a
fairly early age.  Only one was diabetic, but the other two were healthy.
I've known many others who had blind albinos, but a lot of what I read says
there is no connection.  Coincidentally, I have only known one other blind
ferret that was a sable.  Is there or isn't there a connection between
blindness and albinos?
 
Additionally, how many of you out there have panda or shetland ferrets?
Are any of them deaf (Waardensburg Syndrome)?
 
Your input is appreciated!!!
 
Kim Schilling
[Posted in FML issue 2573]

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