feeding pregnant jillA

[stubby 175]

Well that would depend on who you spoke to.Better stop will get a row for posting this shite in the wrong section lol

 

 

Dont worry Stubbs is having a min

 

go for it while you can quick though before he comes back

 

I'M BACK!!!!!

some of us work nights

[Guest Magwitch]

variety is key in my opinion rabbits pigeons and carrots

[Guest jojoamojo]

No milk as ferrets are lactose intolerant, you can use a dash of goats milk or kitten milk with water but definatley NOT cows milk

[ade33uk 86]

nothing special before hand just make sure she has a constant supply of dry food she will eat what she needs , what i have found though is the kits can take a lot out of the mother after the birth and the jill can go quite skinny , then i give her some of that ferretvit stuff in a tube just to keep her going .

[Funfuret 1]

No milk as ferrets are lactose intolerant, you can use a dash of goats milk or kitten milk with water but definatley NOT cows milk

 

Lactofree cows' milk is, as the name suggests, virtually lactose free (less than 0.055%) and okay for ferrets. If you look here ( http://www.nationaldairycouncil.org/NR/rdo...6/0/TABLE10.pdf ) you'll see that goats' milk isn't significantly lower in lactose than normal cows' milk.

[andy s410c 61]

lol aye but where would we be without them?

 

you said it

Where would we be without them??I can tell you "THE LAND OF THE LIVING" thats where.... :vava:

[Kay 3,709]

lol aye but where would we be without them?

 

you said it

Where would we be without them??I can tell you "THE LAND OF THE LIVING" thats where.... :vava:

 

Oh behave