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From: "Sukie Crandall"
Date: 2008-08-09 06:17:10 UTC
Subject: [ferrethealth] Re: Ferret has consumed 6 small rubber duckies
To: ferrethealth@yahoogroups.com

The chances of her eating those and not getting a potentially fatal
blockage is not high so you have to go on a major hunt for new stash
places and remove every single one of those so that she can't eat
them in the future.

No rubber or latex toys for ferrets, please!


She most likely has them someplace clever that you have not yet
discovered. (Heck, once it took us years to find a very expensive
pair of corrective eyeglasses which had been hidden on a top shelf
in a closet. Another time a folder of family photos turned out to be
wedged behind a bookcase. We don't have a sofa ferrets can dig their
way into but that's a place I've heard used often. They find creative
places.

--- In ferrethealth@yahoogroups.com, "Gina" <gbbalcuns@...> wrote:
>
> My 3 year old little girl has completely eaten about 6 of the small
> little yellow rubber duckies over about a 2 or 3 month period. I
> noticed that when I went to vacuum the hiding spots that she has for
> her stash I would find less ducks than before. about 2 weeks ago I flat
> out went on a mission to find the ducks and only found the 2 large
> ducks which are made from a little harder rubber. They arent here! She
> obviously ate them. She still eats and goes to the bathroom. Could this
> have happened and not be a problem ? Today I gave her some Pumpkin in
> her soup hoping it will help pass any duck parts left. She likes
> Pumpkin.
>




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