ferrets
T-minus 3 days and counting.
He's getting nervous, understandably so.
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Cali is doing the same. She hasn't gained any weight yet, despite having access to soup 24/7. She seems fine, attitude wise, tho I don't think she's back to 100% because she hasn't bit me yet. And she always bites me. Who knows tho, maybe this has turned over a new leaf for her. I can hope, can't I? :)
Missy is doing well. It still amazes me that they got that much fluid out of her tiny body. She normally goes through the winter weight gain phase, so her putting on weight wasn't abnormal. But when that weight started poking out her side like a little golf ball, then I knew something was going on. She's able to move around a lot better now, and I've even caught her using the litter box! That's amazing in itself since she's pretty much declared the bottom of the ramp in the cage as her potty area.
She's fully integrated into the group of 6, which leaves Bailey, Cali and Jack in the other group. But at this point Jack is in seclusion since he's been sucking the life out of Bailey's ears. I won't be able to put him back with Bailey and Cali until I take everyone in for their Lupron in a week or so. Hopefully the Lupron will calm him down a bit because I know he doesn't like to be alone.
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Well, that's all for now. I'll post more later. :)
He's getting nervous, understandably so.
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Cali is doing the same. She hasn't gained any weight yet, despite having access to soup 24/7. She seems fine, attitude wise, tho I don't think she's back to 100% because she hasn't bit me yet. And she always bites me. Who knows tho, maybe this has turned over a new leaf for her. I can hope, can't I? :)
Missy is doing well. It still amazes me that they got that much fluid out of her tiny body. She normally goes through the winter weight gain phase, so her putting on weight wasn't abnormal. But when that weight started poking out her side like a little golf ball, then I knew something was going on. She's able to move around a lot better now, and I've even caught her using the litter box! That's amazing in itself since she's pretty much declared the bottom of the ramp in the cage as her potty area.
She's fully integrated into the group of 6, which leaves Bailey, Cali and Jack in the other group. But at this point Jack is in seclusion since he's been sucking the life out of Bailey's ears. I won't be able to put him back with Bailey and Cali until I take everyone in for their Lupron in a week or so. Hopefully the Lupron will calm him down a bit because I know he doesn't like to be alone.
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Well, that's all for now. I'll post more later. :)