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Richard and Katharine <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 13 Jul 1998 17:41:01 -0400
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A friend asked me to post this for her in the hopes that someone could help
her.  She is a former FMLer but is not currently on the list.
 
She recently got a Path Valley kit (about 2-3 weeks ago).  Two kits were
purchased at the same time and, since her son fell in love with this one,
the neighbor gave her to him.  She appears to be pretty sickly.  Below are
her comments to me.  BTW, this is not their first ferret, they have 3
others.  She is keeping the kit separated from the others so she won't
learn their bad habits and so her son can bond with her.  He is afraid of
the others.
 
She may have ECE...we are now trying to establish that...green poop
alternating with red poop, almost always runny from day one.  Now her little
friend next door is vomiting.  She looks really healthy and fat, but who
knows.
 
I called Path Valley and told them about the seedy runny green poop, and
they said " you can't feed ferrets seeds".  I thought that Path Valley was a
knowledgeable company, but I don't think so.  Please post this to the list
if you want....I don't have a clue and neither does my Vet.  I feed Totally
Ferret as you know...and Path Valley said that it wasn't an appropriate
food???????  Aren't they written up in Modern Ferret?
 
Does anyone have any ideas?  I've suggested softening her food but don't
know what else to tell her.  If anyone has any suggestions, please email me
directly and I'll forward your responses to her.
 
Thank you from the bottom of our little hearts.
Katharine
[Posted in FML issue 2369]

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