From:
firefightrsflame@aol.com
Date: 2005-01-21 14:25:36 UTC
Subject: Vomiting
To: ferrethealth@smartgroups.com
Message-ID: <1530095.1106284743566.JavaMail.root@thallium.smartgroups.com>
Kelli,
I had to do the same with Boo. It took a long time for me to figure out that my vet didn't have a clue about ferrets. When Boo was really bad, I blamed myself for him suffering so. Now, I do the same..drive an hour-sometimes two in traffic to get to my ferret vet. She is amazing and calls to see how Boo and the others are almost every week without fail. Glad I could give you that article to read. Just remember, blessings come in all sizes.
Dooks,
Terra and the gang
> And go to a vet who is experienced with ferrets. I drove an hour and half to have him treated because my local vet is clueless. They may say they know ferrets, but just make sure you do your homework and find a good vet.
To: scott1ct@YAHOO.COM,
ferrethealth@smartgroups.com
From: arobbin@schange.com
Message-ID: <OF27875438.9870CC1C-ON85256F90.004F0E5B-85256F90.004F5F42@schange.com>
Hi Scott. If the intermittent, unexplained vomiting continues you may
want to have the vet do an barium x-ray of his esophagus to explore the
possibility of megaesophagus. It is somewhat uncommon but I've seen a few
cases and have been through it myself.
Amy Robbin
Manager, Human Resources
SeaChange International, Inc.
Phone: (978) 897-0100
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