**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: Minta Ruark <[log in to unmask]> >Subject: sick ferret gnashing >I read something about this a while ago but I can't remember...what does it >mean when your ferret is sick and he/she gnashes his teeth? It is highly suggestive of stomach ulcers. >From: Judith Sanders <[log in to unmask]> >Subject: Rabdomun? >Has anyone heard of a rabies vaccine by Pitman-Moore called Rabdomun? Imrab3 by Rhone Merieux is the only federally approved rabies vaccine for ferrets. In practical terms, it means it is probably the only State approved vaccine. Most states require that approved vaccines need to be used to have the ferrets enjoy any legal protections against capricious seizure by authorities after a biting incident. This is a question that has legal importance and the fact that Rabdomum may be effective medically in ferrets is not the issue. Use Imrab3. Mike Dutton, DVM, DABVP Weare Animal Hospital Weare, NH, USA [Posted in FML issue 1717]