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Win Brown <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 30 Apr 2003 06:44:54 -0400
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I do believe I have responded several times to this question of raw, dry,
cracked pads on Ferret feet.  This time of year is a good time for this
information to be put on this forum, especially the newbies out there.
 
I know that this is not the only solution but here is what I do.  When I
notice the cracking or dryness, I rub on "Bag Balm".
 
It really works and very quickly too.  I use it on my own hands so I know
it works well.  This petroleum jelly like stuff has been around for years
and is primarily used on cow udders.  There is a web site to check it
out.  Its www.bagbalm.com.  Give it a try on your ferret's feet and your
own hands.  I use a lot of bleach as a disinfectant and it really drys
my hands out.  I have to use the stuff to heal the skin.I have been using
this since 1980 on the ferrets and longer on myself.
 
Win and our crew of 7
[Posted in FML issue 4134]

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