I have or had the same problem with my Altered scented Male ferret Donald.
(only when we played
to rough)When I had him altered my vet gave me some stuff called ferret off
that kills the smell.  It is
safe for ferret's but i would not spray it on them directly.  I can give you
more information
maby tomorrow after i get home.
 
Also i am glad so say i am now owned by 3 ferrets not one.  Porsha and Rocky
 
Bryce Lindsay (come on yall use the litter box.)
Donald (You want me to live with two ferret's!!!)
Porsha (I am here every one bow down to me)
Rocky (i am falling with style)
 
 
 
Date:    Sat, 9 Dec 1995 10:54:17 -0500
From:    Stephanie Mudgett <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: Scented Female
 
Hello all,
 
I run a small shelter out of my home which has only been in operation since
the beginning of August.  A couple of months ago we received an unspayed,
scented female.  We had her spayed, but did not descent.  As she was never
accustomed to other ferrets other than for breeding purposes, she sprays
whenever another ferret plays a little rough with her.  I wouldn't mind the
spraying if I knew a quick way to get rid of the smell.  I don't want to use
Lysol--is there a natural odor killer that would be quick and effective for
her occasional "poofs"? At first it was just a slight smell...now she really
"blasts"!  It's enough to gag a person, but the ferrets don't seem to mind.
 
Thanks,
 
Stephanie and the 17 fuzz monkeys
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[Posted in FML issue 1409]