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2nd November 14:41
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I feed my ferrets a beef slurry. I had some allergy problems with the kids,
so I got them off chicken and corn. That seems to be the 2 most common allergens in ferrets. As you can see, sometimes they have company over for supper. http://www.cinnamonsprite.net/hostin...gravy_time.JPG The spot on the companies shoulder is where she was allergic to Revolution. She's fine with Advantage and ivermectin for heartworms. Ruth |
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9th November 05:30
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aww love the company
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9th November 05:30
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Ouch! That looks pretty nasty Ruth. Poor kitty! Soup looks good though!
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9th November 05:31
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What adorable sharing!
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9th November 05:32
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Omagosh, what the heck is in Revolution that would cause that????
Geeeze, poor little thing! I'd be tempted to take a picture of that shoulder and send it to makers of Revolution. I feed my kids turkey because of Kylie's inability to seem to keep chicken down. It's interesting - I had no idea other people were having trouble with chicken. Everything we see for ferrets is chicken based. My vet recommended turkey, so I just went to it....maybe I'll make up a batch of beef soup and see how it goes over. Thanks for the idea! |
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9th November 05:34
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AWWWWWWWWWWWWW they BOTH look like my two! Rufus and Spirit!!!! Awww
again!!! Amy |
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