Message Number: SG18445 | New FHL Archives SearchFrom: dsauter@rexairinc.com
Date: Tue, 10 Oct 2006 12:49:57 +0100 (BST)
To: ferrethealth@smartgroups.com
Subject: [ferrethealth] RE: Strange Allergic Reaction
There is not any pine or cedar in the chinchilla area. They use yesterdays news for their pee pan and Oxbow pellets and Timothy Hay/Orchard grass for feed. There treats consist of vit C tabs, Papaya tabs, acidiphilus tab every now and then and a shredded wheat periodically. I can't think of anything else she would have become in contact with in their cage. Oh they do get balsa wood for treats to chew now and again. If I am spelling that right. I wonder how similar that is to pine.
hmm
Di
Author wrote:
> Ferrets HAVE had anaphylactic reactions like that to cedar and less often to pine. I think Dr. Ruth almost lost one to pine if i recall right. Were the pellets one of those woods?
> Epi is the primary med when an anaphylactic reaction occurs.
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