Hello everyone, I posted a couple of months ago about green teeth on the rear, top molars of my fuzzie girls - particularly Endora. I went to see the ferret-expert vet in Sydney (in a city of 4 million, there is ONE expert) and she said that it'd cost around $400 (a week's wage to me) to have my fuzzies' teeth cleaned (because of the anesthesia required). Don't get me wrong, but for teeth cleaning, rather than a full operation, that's more money than I want to spend ... Instead, she gave me some "teeth cleaning" food (the name of which escapes me) and toothbrushes (which I've used with limited success). My question is this: the green bits on their teeth are still there (about 1/8 inch square or 0.4mm2 for those of us in metric land)? How much should I worry about them? Will they cause permanent problems? (It seems to be just a coating on their teeth). Any input very welcome! One more thing, in the interests of keeping my employer happy, and keeping up with the rest of the world, I now have a separate email address for personal stuff: [log in to unmask] If you could write to me there rather than my other email address ([log in to unmask]) I'd appreciate it. Dooks, George [Posted in FML issue 3312]