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came home from shooting last night, and fed the ferrets on a crow and three snipe that wee had shot but when i went out to check them this morning the young hob seemed unable to close his mouth properly and had saliva dripping from his chin so i tried to get him o open his mouth wider to see if there was any bone splinters or anything and when i did get a look in there there seemed to be a a grub like shape in the right hand side of his mouth :icon_eek: although it looked like a off colored white puss or something so i put him in a separate hutch and rushed indoors to get some cotton buds to see if i could swab out what was in there by the time i got back out he was fine, mouth closed, nothing in mouth and no longer drooling but he was drinking alot of water and continued to do so for a good half hour afterwards :hmm:

 

 

anyone ever come across anything like this or know what may have caused it ?? :blink:

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i really dont know frank,i'v kept the young hob isolated for now incase its anything that can affect the others, had me in a panic though when i seen it foaming at the mouth like that ! :o

 

Rick was he basically out of it for a while & pawing at his mouth did you notice ?

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i really dont know frank,i'v kept the young hob isolated for now incase its anything that can affect the others, had me in a panic though when i seen it foaming at the mouth like that ! :o

 

Rick was he basically out of it for a while & pawing at his mouth did you notice ?

 

 

no seemed to be ok just couldnt close his mouth and was drooling thats what made me check him over but other than that he was lively enough and seemed ok

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came home from shooting last night, and fed the ferrets on a crow and three snipe that wee had shot but when i went out to check them this morning the young hob seemed unable to close his mouth properly and had saliva dripping from his chin so i tried to get him o open his mouth wider to see if there was any bone splinters or anything and when i did get a look in there there seemed to be a a grub like shape in the right hand side of his mouth :icon_eek: although it looked like a off colored white puss or something so i put him in a separate hutch and rushed indoors to get some cotton buds to see if i could swab out what was in there by the time i got back out he was fine, mouth closed, nothing in mouth and no longer drooling but he was drinking alot of water and continued to do so for a good half hour afterwards :hmm:

 

 

anyone ever come across anything like this or know what may have caused it ?? :blink:

He's probably had a bone splinter stuck in his mouth. That's the danger of feeding shot stuff. He however seems to be fine now and has cleared it. Lucky you. No vet bill. :D

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came home from shooting last night, and fed the ferrets on a crow and three snipe that wee had shot but when i went out to check them this morning the young hob seemed unable to close his mouth properly and had saliva dripping from his chin so i tried to get him o open his mouth wider to see if there was any bone splinters or anything and when i did get a look in there there seemed to be a a grub like shape in the right hand side of his mouth :icon_eek: although it looked like a off colored white puss or something so i put him in a separate hutch and rushed indoors to get some cotton buds to see if i could swab out what was in there by the time i got back out he was fine, mouth closed, nothing in mouth and no longer drooling but he was drinking alot of water and continued to do so for a good half hour afterwards :hmm:

 

 

anyone ever come across anything like this or know what may have caused it ?? :blink:

He's probably had a bone splinter stuck in his mouth. That's the danger of feeding shot stuff. He however seems to be fine now and has cleared it. Lucky you. No vet bill. :D

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came home from shooting last night, and fed the ferrets on a crow and three snipe that wee had shot but when i went out to check them this morning the young hob seemed unable to close his mouth properly and had saliva dripping from his chin so i tried to get him o open his mouth wider to see if there was any bone splinters or anything and when i did get a look in there there seemed to be a a grub like shape in the right hand side of his mouth :icon_eek: although it looked like a off colored white puss or something so i put him in a separate hutch and rushed indoors to get some cotton buds to see if i could swab out what was in there by the time i got back out he was fine, mouth closed, nothing in mouth and no longer drooling but he was drinking alot of water and continued to do so for a good half hour afterwards :hmm:

 

 

anyone ever come across anything like this or know what may have caused it ?? :blink:

He's probably had a bone splinter stuck in his mouth. That's the danger of feeding shot stuff. He however seems to be fine now and has cleared it. Lucky you. No vet bill. :D

 

not convinced thats what it was mate, he'll be in solitary confinement till i'm sure its nothing untoward ! :yes:

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went out this morning and all the ferrets were going hyper as usual, no sing from the young hob :( i fed and watered all the ferrets in a the other hutches before handling the young hob, i put food in his bowl and gave it a rattle about but still he didnt show so i opened up the bedding section and pulled the bedding apart to get into the little nest he had put him self in when all of a sudden the little chap sprung up and went ballistic ! running around at 200 mph chuckling away !!!!

 

feckin shit myself ! :haha:

 

seems lively enough now, eating and drinking and mouth closed fine, i'll keep him on his on for a few days yet before giving him the all the clear :yes:

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