From:
smhewett@dodo.com.au
Date: 2006-02-10 09:07:19 UTC
Subject: [ferrethealth] RE: Boo Boo still fat: how much food?
To: ferrethealth@smartgroups.com
There are two things that concern me here. The most important thing is Boo Boo's
teeth. Apart from pain, gum disease not only causes degeneration of the bone
structure where the teeth are embedded, but also impacts on major organs of the
body such as lungs, kidneys and liver. I would consider his need for dental
attention is urgent and he needs to get it sooner rather than later.
If his smaller meal is not satifying him, he may like to chew on something safe. This
will give him something to do besides think about his empty tummy and could even
improve his dental health!
Love & Dooks,
Shirley
Author wrote:
> He follows us around after he eats, looking up at us anxiously as if he's
> saying he's still hungry. He doesn't do this when we let him eat until he's
> full.
We think
> it's his teeth, but we can't afford the dental cleaning right now.
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