Problem with unmated jill

[katie_0306 0]

This year i didn't want to breed any kits, so i kept the Jills away from the Hobs as soon as i seen they were in season, but 2 of my 3 jills are fine still in season but one of them has gone down/ out of season and she is red and a clear discharge is coming out, only a small amount only noticed it today? is this normal or should i contact the vet and get her checked out or anything else you can suggest???? any help would be appreciated??? Thanks Katie xx

Edited July 1, 2011 by katie_0306

[philkemp 50]

I'd get em all to vet for a jill jab to bring em out of season or find someone whos got a vesectomised hob for you to use, not gud for jills to be in season for long periods of time atb Phil

[spanj 11]

This year i didn't want to breed any kits, so i kept the Jills away from the Hobs as soon as i seen they were in season, but 2 of my 3 jills are fine still in season but one of them has gone down/ out of season and she is red and a clear discharge is coming out, only a small amount only noticed it today? is this normal or should i contact the vet and get her checked out or anything else you can suggest???? any help would be appreciated??? Thanks Katie xx

 

As per the other posts advice Katie and quick, Jills can die if left in season !

[Elmer Fudd 2011 39]

IF YOU NEVER WANTED KIT ONLY KEEP HOB .its not good to keep them in season but it looks like you are going to find that out the hard way .a big vet bill or your jills will pay the price for your ways of doing it . hang your head in shame .1st mate them up 2nd vac hob 3rd jill jab and your way is not 4th

[theferreter 311]

use a vac hob i got my big hob done hes took my 4 jills out of season twice and took a member of this sites jills out aswell i think its the way forward if you keep a few ferrets and you dont want any kits

[The one 8,527]

Id get them jill jabbed and while your there book one of your hobs in for the snip