Ferrets love to play fight. During the summer of 2015 I received a telephone call from my local vet to say that very friendly stray female albino ferret had been been brought in. Sure enough so she was and is a lovely young ferret. Above she is playing with Jenny, she is the top ferret. In the bottom picture Beryl looks on as Jenny gains the upper hand.
During March 2018 a growth was noticed on Vicky’s tail. The vet decided to amputate the tail above that point to be the best option. The result is illustrated in the picture below left. Tests on the tail later found it to be non malignant, caused by a sebaceous gland problem.
During March 2018 a growth was noticed on Vicky’s tail. The vet decided to amputate the tail above that point to be the best option. The result is illustrated in the picture below left. Tests on the tail later found it to be non malignant, caused by a sebaceous gland problem.