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Dee Gage <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 7 Feb 2001 13:33:27 EST
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I've read past debates on the FML regarding Marshall Farms and their
spaying practices.  Now I have a statistic to add.
 
One of the 15 St Johns rescue ferrets (Selma, approx 3 years old,
chocolate) went for exploratory surgery because of a swollen vulva.
Here's what Dr. P found:
 
"Abdominal exploratory revealed stump pyrometria w/right hydroureter,
connective/scar tissue adhering bladder to uterus stump.  Suspect right
ureter in cluded in ligature w/uterine body when ferret was spayed
(Marshalls)."
 
In layman's terms, she was full of pus and the wrong part was clamped
during the spay.
 
I found Marshall's on the Internet and emailed them this incident.  Somehow
they need to be held accountable for their actions.
 
I don't mean to set off a whole MF debate for the umpteenth time; I just
wanted to share the fact that inept spaying practices are still going on
at Marshall Farms.
 
Dee
Nilla
Hershey, Finnegan, Stone & Wylie
Quincy, Miranda & Nibbles
[Posted in FML issue 3322]

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