MY GOSH, I checked the website and the scrubs are $36.99 each. WOW. I would have LOVED to have had one but my money is best spent at the vet and on drugs than something that gorgeous. Dang it. I used to have a pattern for scrubs around here somewhere, I might go ahead and get yellow material (to match our t-shirts we use for our ed tables, has our emblem on it) and get two of the quilt patches to sew on as pockets. The next thing is finding time to make it ! As if rescue isn't already a full time job, a part time job, and a hobby Eliza. Personally I am glad you were able to return her and obviously you were blessed by obtaining this needy little ferret that came to you. (you needed each other) I feel you did the right thing. They do remember, they do get reacquainted and obviously as hard a time as she had when she first came, she was very bonded with her...........BUT I would suggest to her to get some Carafate from a vet and give her 1 cc 2 or 3 times a day to ward off a nervous stomach, stop that ulcer before it happens............if she can't do that, a lot of people use our human drugs for indigestion Pepcid, crushed, and I am not sure what the amount of water used to mix it with but it does need a certain amount to dilute it. I bet someone on this list knows and its very inexpensive. Precaution used ahead of time will normally avoid a lot of problems in the future. Millie Sanders at Txferretrescue.org with Texas Ferret Lovers Rescue and connecting Foster homes and sanctuaries [Posted in FML 8073]