From all the mail I got, the standard treatment seems to be Albon (and heard mention of one other one). The problem is neither of these is what Rox is taking. Our vet, Dr, Dan Johnson of Avian and Exotics has her on (As close as I can come to reading doctor handwriting) SULFADOMETHOXONE 50mgml. He came as the highest recommended Ferret vet I could find in the Raleigh, NC area. But, he admittedly said this was the first case of Coccidea he found in a fert. Has anyone heard of sulfadomethoxone for treatment of Coccidea in ferts? Should I ask him about Albon? Should I get a new fert doc? I'd like to thank everyone who gave me a recipe for duck soup. There were so many that I can't even reply to all individually. I did, however, print them all. I made some last night and had no problems feeding it to Roxy. I used A/D, turkey and sweetpotato baby food, unflavored pedialyte, generic suplament drink (cheaper than ensure with same ingredients), ferretvite, brewers yeast, her regular kibble soaked till soft and nutri-cal. She seemed to like it. Funny story, my dad thought the big blender of brown liquid was a chocolate shake and took a big swig before he realized it tasted like @#$%. LOLOLOL. Many of you may remember I have to keep my ferts outside. However, I have made a make shift cage out of bed sheets and two laundry baskets for Rox in my room. She is way too sick and skinny to live outside right now. The other two are twice her size, big and nice thick coats. They actually seem to enjoy it outside. Angie and Duchess (six pound terror dog), Chewie (very big extra light silver male), Roxanne (dainty sable female), and Adrienne (never a bad hair day extra light silver female). [Posted in FML issue 2513]