>From:    Rochelle Newman <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: MEDICAL - watery eye
 
Both my mother & I experienced a similar problem.  In both cases it turned
out to be a foreign object.  After a few days I went to the eye doctor & he
found a grain of sand.  My mom (the rock) walked around for months before
going to the eye doctor.  She had an eyelash.  I found the grain of sand
very irritating, but my mom said she didn't.  In any case, we both had a
foreign positioned so far back in the socket that it wasn't coming out on
its own.  You might want to bring your fuzzy to a veterinary eye specialist
to check it out.
 
>From:    Bob Church <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Bob C: Online and Sassy
 
All of these stories are really exerpts from your upcoming sitcom, aren't
they?>
 
>From:    Jessika Tischleder <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: Litter Change and Bathroom Problems
 
There's a clumping litter that's very similar to the size & texture of
clay, & it's very low in dust.  I don't know about the scent or what the
name is, but you can e-mail me if you would like the name.  One of my
foster homes was using the sandy-type clumping litter & was getting some
sneezing so he switch to the one I described & is very pleased with it.
 
I was asked to post this by a fellow rescuer.  This person would like to
know if any shelter moms/dads have noticed a problem with excessive biters,
as young as 6 weeks old, from a particular ferret farm (Triple F Ferret Farm
in Sayre, PA.) which are being sold through large major pet store chains.
 
Please e-mail me directly at:  [log in to unmask]
 
Juliana
 
Frodo, Rocks, Anola Gay, SNAFU, FUBAR, Tabu, Chaos & Tuxedo
[Posted in FML issue 1918]