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Having taken the time to invest in a vescectomised hob last year to service my gills, I was a little concerned to see a swollen belly appear last week and suspected maybe a phantom pregnancy.

 

Yeah right! I went out to feed the girls tonight to find myself the proud new carer for at least a litter of six, and probably another three litters on the way.

 

After some swift DIY to get some nesting boxes in place and seperate the grumpy mum from the rest, fingers crossed for some healthy kitts.

 

Lesson learned to say the least.

 

ATB

 

John

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Having taken the time to invest in a vescectomised hob last year to service my gills, I was a little concerned to see a swollen belly appear last week and suspected maybe a phantom pregnancy.

 

Yeah right! I went out to feed the girls tonight to find myself the proud new carer for at least a litter of six, and probably another three litters on the way.

 

After some swift DIY to get some nesting boxes in place and seperate the grumpy mum from the rest, fingers crossed for some healthy kitts.

 

Lesson learned to say the least.

 

ATB

 

John

 

Oh no i do hope that at least one of the others isnt pregnant :thumbs:

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We supposedly got him done, through a "specialist ferret vet" as recommended through a local ferret rescue organisation.

 

Be warned.....

 

Sadly this seems to be a reoccurring problem ..... think your doing the right thing by keeping your jills out of season & end up with litters... its not very good

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go ask yourr vets what they did when doing the op some simply just cut tubes and others cut and tie/stitch them, your vet might be willing to redo the op but will prob want to charge you a fee to send part away to make sure it done right this will prob set you back about £50

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go ask yourr vets what they did when doing the op some simply just cut tubes and others cut and tie/stitch them, your vet might be willing to redo the op but will prob want to charge you a fee to send part away to make sure it done right this will prob set you back about £50

 

Thats a common saying i can send the snipped bits away to see if ive done the op properly .I replied im going to use him on ten jills if they get pregnant you can have all the kit's free of charge it must have given them the incentive to do the operation right 

 

 

 

 

 

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John,

If they come in season again you can bring them to my vasectomised hob hes shagged about 12 now with no unwanted kits im just the other side of Milton keyenes.

As for the vets get on to them tomorrow and try to eigher get it done again for nothing or get the £ back.

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John,

If they come in season again you can bring them to my vasectomised hob hes shagged about 12 now with no unwanted kits im just the other side of Milton keyenes.

As for the vets get on to them tomorrow and try to eigher get it done again for nothing or get the £ back.

 

Thankyou mate, I may take you up on that some time although my boy is going under the knife again........ poor sod.

Ifyouafter any kits give us a shout, I may have one, two or thirty soon.

 

ATB

 

John

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John,

If they come in season again you can bring them to my vasectomised hob hes shagged about 12 now with no unwanted kits im just the other side of Milton keyenes.

As for the vets get on to them tomorrow and try to eigher get it done again for nothing or get the £ back.

 

Thankyou mate, I may take you up on that some time although my boy is going under the knife again........ poor sod.

Ifyouafter any kits give us a shout, I may have one, two or thirty soon.

 

ATB

 

John

same vet for free ?

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Thankyou mate, I may take you up on that some time although my boy is going under the knife again........ poor sod.

Ifyouafter any kits give us a shout, I may have one, two or thirty soon.

 

ATB

 

John

Are you paying to get him done again? depends what kits your likely to have have got some due myself.

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