fleeing young ferrets

[bigbailey 90]

Hi folks just wondering the best way to flee my young ferrets as my dogs have picked flees up while out catching rabbits which I have fed to my ferrets! The dogs were already fleed two weeks ago but still picked them up! cheers folks!

[scothunter 12,609]

front line spray.put a pair of rubber gloves on,spray a little on your hands and give them a wee rub down

[bigbailey 90]

front line spray.put a pair of rubber gloves on,spray a little on your hands and give them a wee rub down

Thanks for that mate ill give it a go! I've got one kit at the mo which has a shitty arse! The rest are fine! They are on dry food and fresh chicks and rabbit! Any ideas folks?

[scothunter 12,609]

fit a a tiny loo roll in the hutch lol

[jac 12]

mite be having problems with the high protein. should settle in time, you could try taking it of the dry stuff for a few days.

[stubby 175]

I thought this post was about a ferret doing a runner

 

 

 

flee

 

flea

[-=Magwitch=- 29]

frontline spot on..........................

[ferretracer 24]

frontline spot on..........................

 

 

dont use the frontline spot on its far to strong for ferrets, only use the frontline spray(the kitten version) and only a little as mentioned above using a rubber glove to rub it in

[-=Magwitch=- 29]

frontline spot on..........................

 

 

dont use the frontline spot on its far to strong for ferrets, only use the frontline spray(the kitten version) and only a little as mentioned above using a rubber glove to rub it in

 

 

spot on doesn't enter the blood stream like the spray............................................

[neil r 1,844]

frontline spot on..........................

 

 

dont use the frontline spot on its far to strong for ferrets, only use the frontline spray(the kitten version) and only a little as mentioned above using a rubber glove to rub it in

 

 

spot on doesn't enter the blood stream like the spray............................................

The spot on is ok , i use it on mine without any problems

[The one 8,463]

Did all my lot with spot on had to do them twice though the first time didn't seem to work

[scothunter 12,609]

frontline spot on..........................

 

 

dont use the frontline spot on its far to strong for ferrets, only use the frontline spray(the kitten version) and only a little as mentioned above using a rubber glove to rub it in

 

thats what the vet i bought the spray from told me aswell

Edited July 27, 2010 by scothunter

[neil r 1,844]

frontline spot on..........................

 

 

dont use the frontline spot on its far to strong for ferrets, only use the frontline spray(the kitten version) and only a little as mentioned above using a rubber glove to rub it in

 

thats what the vet i bought the spray from told me aswell

I bet he charged you more aswell

[scothunter 12,609]

frontline spot on..........................

 

 

dont use the frontline spot on its far to strong for ferrets, only use the frontline spray(the kitten version) and only a little as mentioned above using a rubber glove to rub it in

 

thats what the vet i bought the spray from told me aswell

I bet he charged you more aswell

 

no mate 8.50 for a 100ml bottle

[neil r 1,844]

frontline spot on..........................

 

 

dont use the frontline spot on its far to strong for ferrets, only use the frontline spray(the kitten version) and only a little as mentioned above using a rubber glove to rub it in

 

thats what the vet i bought the spray from told me aswell

I bet he charged you more aswell

 

no mate 8.50 for a 100ml bottle

Thats cheap , i was expecting you to say about 30 quid . I pay around 11.50 for the spot on