THE ADVICE DISPENSED BY MYSELF IN REFERENCE TO FML POSTINGS IS NOT MEANT TO
SUPPLANT THE ADVICE OF VETERINARIANS WHO ARE IN CHARGE OF THE PATIENT.  IF
THE PATIENT IS NOT CURRENTLY UNDER THE CARE OF A VETERINARIAN, THE CLIENT IS
RECOMMENDED TO TAKE THEIR FERRET TO ONE.
 
>From:    Linda Doran <[log in to unmask]>
>Is it true that a severe sneezing fit could be an indicator of insulinoma?
 
That has not been my experience as a symptom of an insulinoma.
 
>From:    Donna Ann Peet <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject: vet skin problem question
>I was hoping someone could answer a question for me.  I have a four year
>old, neutured, vaccinated ferret who has had a chin rash for about 6 months.
>I have been applying what I was prescribed (Forte Topical) for around 4
>months with little success.  Sure it goes away after applying, but returns
 
Another possbility is acne.  If it appears like blackheads or whiteheads,
consider acne high on the list.  A veterinary benzoyl peroxide creme may
help.
 
Mike Dutton, DVM, DABVP
Weare Animal Hospital
Weare, NH.
[Posted in FML issue 1537]