jill ferret problem

[robkeeper 0]

after handling ferrets notice one of my ferret has a large swelling right by her twat.its like a small bubble.anyone have any ideas what this is. i have never seen a thing like it before,she is ok apart from that(ps sorry for word twat couldnt think of another word to describe it)

why do people like you keep ferrets when you havent the first clue about them your jills in season you muppet

true however all the years ive had ferrets ive never had this problem before so how exactly does that make me a muppet?

[robkeeper 0]

thanks for all advice been to vets it was an infection because of season,she got a shot and is now recovering(it was not a serious infection) and we picked up another one it had been handed in.this ferret had a broken leg once it is mended its ours!thanks for all the help cheers rob

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after handling ferrets notice one of my ferret has a large swelling right by her twat.its like a small bubble.anyone have any ideas what this is. i have never seen a thing like it before,she is ok apart from that(ps sorry for word twat couldnt think of another word to describe it)

why do people like you keep ferrets when you havent the first clue about them your jills in season you muppet

 

 

I have known Rob for years and Muppet is not a word I would use to discribe him. Not only that but he does know what a ferret in season looks like. Yes it is an infection. I would be inclined in future not to jump to conclusions when someone asks a sensible question other wise you may be considered, rightly or wrongly a twat.

[theferreter 311]

after handling ferrets notice one of my ferret has a large swelling right by her twat.its like a small bubble.anyone have any ideas what this is. i have never seen a thing like it before,she is ok apart from that(ps sorry for word twat couldnt think of another word to describe it)

why do people like you keep ferrets when you havent the first clue about them your jills in season you muppet

 

 

I have known Rob for years and Muppet is not a word I would use to discribe him. Not only that but he does know what a ferret in season looks like. Yes it is an infection. I would be inclined in future not to jump to conclusions when someone asks a sensible question other wise you may be considered, rightly or wrongly a twat.

yes an infection from leaving the ferret in season so yes id say a muppet

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after handling ferrets notice one of my ferret has a large swelling right by her twat.its like a small bubble.anyone have any ideas what this is. i have never seen a thing like it before,she is ok apart from that(ps sorry for word twat couldnt think of another word to describe it)

why do people like you keep ferrets when you havent the first clue about them your jills in season you muppet

 

 

I have known Rob for years and Muppet is not a word I would use to discribe him. Not only that but he does know what a ferret in season looks like. Yes it is an infection. I would be inclined in future not to jump to conclusions when someone asks a sensible question other wise you may be considered, rightly or wrongly a twat.

yes an infection from leaving the ferret in season so yes id say a muppet

 

The idea that a jill must be mated is not always the case certainly once they have had a litter and get older they are less prone to infection as I am sure you are aware. My point is that Rob had never had a problem and wanted a second opinion. In fact the ferret was on its way to the vets that morning anyway and he belived that this was the problem.

I just feel you were jumping to conclusions about muppets. And as for your wrong there too , he has more than one ferret.

[fcuktheban 140]

after handling ferrets notice one of my ferret has a large swelling right by her twat.its like a small bubble.anyone have any ideas what this is. i have never seen a thing like it before,she is ok apart from that(ps sorry for word twat couldnt think of another word to describe it)

why do people like you keep ferrets when you havent the first clue about them your jills in season you muppet

 

 

I have known Rob for years and Muppet is not a word I would use to discribe him. Not only that but he does know what a ferret in season looks like. Yes it is an infection. I would be inclined in future not to jump to conclusions when someone asks a sensible question other wise you may be considered, rightly or wrongly a twat.

yes an infection from leaving the ferret in season so yes id say a muppet

 

The idea that a jill must be mated is not always the case certainly once they have had a litter and get older they are less prone to infection as I am sure you are aware. My point is that Rob had never had a problem and wanted a second opinion. In fact the ferret was on its way to the vets that morning anyway and he belived that this was the problem.

I just feel you were jumping to conclusions about muppets. And as for your wrong there too , he has more than one ferret.

 

There are other methods of getting a jill out of season, I don't think anyone said he should have mated her. I did think it was an infection but you never know how much people know about ferrets especially lately. It is quite a long time to leave a jill in season and infection is only one of the problems that can occur. A jill can die.

[robkeeper 0]

after handling ferrets notice one of my ferret has a large swelling right by her twat.its like a small bubble.anyone have any ideas what this is. i have never seen a thing like it before,she is ok apart from that(ps sorry for word twat couldnt think of another word to describe it)

why do people like you keep ferrets when you havent the first clue about them your jills in season you muppet

 

 

I have known Rob for years and Muppet is not a word I would use to discribe him. Not only that but he does know what a ferret in season looks like. Yes it is an infection. I would be inclined in future not to jump to conclusions when someone asks a sensible question other wise you may be considered, rightly or wrongly a twat.

yes an infection from leaving the ferret in season so yes id say a muppet

 

The idea that a jill must be mated is not always the case certainly once they have had a litter and get older they are less prone to infection as I am sure you are aware. My point is that Rob had never had a problem and wanted a second opinion. In fact the ferret was on its way to the vets that morning anyway and he belived that this was the problem.

I just feel you were jumping to conclusions about muppets. And as for your wrong there too , he has more than one ferret.

 

There are other methods of getting a jill out of season, I don't think anyone said he should have mated her. I did think it was an infection but you never know how much people know about ferrets especially lately. It is quite a long time to leave a jill in season and infection is only one of the problems that can occur. A jill can die.

i thank everyone for there help on this matter and the ferret in question is now on the mend and the swelling has almost dissappeared .my only concern is that this was the first time i used this forum for help and when certain people(theferreter) left rude comments it shows an ignorance for the sport.anyone can have a problem they have never seen before or a new comer to the sport could be put off with stupid comments.the only way our sports will carry on is more people taking part.please think before adding stupid and useless comments as it is people like you who will do more harm than good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! remember this site is for information and meet new freinds not, to abuse and belittle people with less knowledge than yourself.thanks again for useful comments much appericated.cheers rob