advise please

[chrisnick 1]

Hi new to the forum and was wanting some advice i currently have 4 jills about 7-8 months old which i have just started to work i dont really want to have any litters of them would i be better getting the jill jab or having them neutured/spayed or would it be better to try to find a vasectamised hob ??

 

thanks chris

Edited December 15, 2009 by chrisnick

[j davies 8]

Hi new to the forum and was wanting some advice i currently have 4 jills about 7-8 months old which i have just started to work i dont really want to have any litters of them would i be better getting the jill jab or having them neutured/spayed or would it be better to try to find a vasectamised hob ??

 

thanks chris

 

i get mine injected at the vets every year cost about 16 each but worth it how come you got that many ferrets if your a new starter. i been doing it yers and only got 3 working ones

[chrisnick 1]

the kids have two as pets and i have two that i work

 

Hi new to the forum and was wanting some advice i currently have 4 jills about 7-8 months old which i have just started to work i dont really want to have any litters of them would i be better getting the jill jab or having them neutured/spayed or would it be better to try to find a vasectamised hob ??

 

thanks chris

 

i get mine injected at the vets every year cost about 16 each but worth it how come you got that many ferrets if your a new starter. i been doing it yers and only got 3 working ones

[CountryHOG 0]

Give em the chop, they smell better there's no fear of unwanted kits, jills having 'women problem' issues and illness's anyway having the snip will prevent unwanted kits, (too many idiots mass breeding as they haven't a real clue) anyway the snip worked for me, no unwanted kids

[stealthy1 3,964]

Get a V'd hob, all the fun of the fair for the hob and jills, without the nead to feed maybe 40 odd mouths

[chrisnick 1]

Do they really smell better getting them chopped

Give em the chop, they smell better there's no fear of unwanted kits, jills having 'women problem' issues and illness's anyway having the snip will prevent unwanted kits, (too many idiots mass breeding as they haven't a real clue) anyway the snip worked for me, no unwanted kids

[The one 8,482]

Get yourself a snipped hob he can live with them all year and with 4 jills he shouldn't worry one or mark them up

[j davies 8]

Give em the chop, they smell better there's no fear of unwanted kits, jills having 'women problem' issues and illness's anyway having the snip will prevent unwanted kits, (too many idiots mass breeding as they haven't a real clue) anyway the snip worked for me, no unwanted kids

 

j have had ferrets year no prob with my 3 jills what so ever get them done ones a year if i want to breed i can thats what i think

[j davies 8]

Get a V'd hob, all the fun of the fair for the hob and jills, without the nead to feed maybe 40 odd mouths

good thinking stelf they all get good time and its free