Broody Jills......

[Guest jimbobjp]

Hi all, Just finished my season down here in the south - baby bunnies everywhere already - darn it... Can anyone tell me how much a 'Jill Jab' costs? My two Jills will be coming into season soon - they live in the same hutch at the moment but as soon as they start scraping will be separated. I was going to breed from them this year but have too much going on - is a Jill Jab better than using a hoblet (vasectomised hob)?

Cheers all, keep huntin'.....

[Guest ferretlass]

Hi all, Just finished my season down here in the south - baby bunnies everywhere already - darn it... Can anyone tell me how much a 'Jill Jab' costs? My two Jills will be coming into season soon - they live in the same hutch at the moment but as soon as they start scraping will be separated. I was going to breed from them this year but have too much going on - is a Jill Jab better than using a hoblet (vasectomised hob)?

Cheers all, keep huntin'.....

 

i have used both & must be honest if you dont intend breeding the jills just for this yr i would go for the jil jab, cost varies from vet to vet, i would ring round first

 

the jill jab is the only drug licenced to use of ferrets , either method will not stop them having phantom pregnancys

 

this site explanes a bit more

http://www.wessexferretclub.co.uk/jill_jabs.htm

[Guest RobW71]

If you got access to a Hoblet, use him, natural is best

 

Regards Rob

[Hywel 53]

Without doubt, a hoblet every time...........

[Jordan 1]

Yes a Jaffa will be best.