Friday, August 26th, 2011 at
6:25 pm
Well I hang my head in shame
For the past 17 years I haven’t had any problems with my ferrets’ teeth. In fact, my vet has always complimented me on the great condition of all my guys’ teeth so when Seamus stopped eating his kibble, it never occurred to me that he might have problems with his tooth, or teeth even!
I wrote about Seamus’ glaucoma a couple of months ago and for those of you who didn’t read the article, you can see his blind right eye again in this photo …

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Dental problems and ferrets ….
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Tuesday, May 3rd, 2011 at
2:06 pm
Take a look …. don’t you think he’s looking a whole lot better?
This is the before shot, taken a couple of weeks ago …

and this photo was taken this morning …
As you can see, he’s lost that translucent skin but now he has a yellowish tinge to both his skin and his fur. I don’t know if that is due to the fact that his hair is growing back slowly or if it’s because of the DHA Omega I’m giving him.
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Another update on Angus, my ferret with adrenal problems
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Thursday, March 31st, 2011 at
7:39 pm
I’ve dodged this bullet for SEVENTEEN years! Imagine that!
Well – actually that’s not entirely true, as Muis my albino girl who developed insulinoma got it at the end of her life but the AGD was as a result of her insulinoma.
You might have read my post about Seamus, when I thought he had AGD and took him for an ultrasound and biopsy, but – thankfully – both found that there was nothing wrong with his adrenal glands.
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Angus, my albino boy, has adrenal gland disease :(
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Monday, April 12th, 2010 at
5:13 am
My brave little old lady lost her fight and died on Friday morning
I honestly thought she was going to be with us for longer, as she was so active when she was up. She used to power walk around the house, so fast that I had to scurry to keep up with her if I was trying to give her her medication or smoothy.
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Vale Kahlua :’(
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Sunday, February 21st, 2010 at
11:07 am
Kahlua’s initial dose of Pred was for 0.5ml once a day but after she continued to get her low blood sugar drop (LBSD) sessions while on it, I decided I should increase it to 0.5ml twice a day, like Muis had.
I took her to see my vet just to make sure she agreed with my decision and, would you believe, Kahlua had another LBSD episode while we were there. My vet gave her a couple of smears of Nutrigel and within minutes Kahlua came good.
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Kahlua’s ongoing puzzling symptoms
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