Sentences with phrase «occur in ferrets»

I think the problems of over-vaccination occur in ferrets just like it does in dogs and cats.

Other types of cancers can also occur in ferrets; any lump or bump should immediately examined by your veterinarian.

These lymphoid tumors are one of the most common cancers that occur in ferrets.

Some veterinarians wonder if similar things might occur in ferrets.

When the problem occurs in ferrets, it is usually due to having its leg stepped on or wrenched in some other manner.

Much of what veterinarians suspect is occurring in your ferret is taken from what they known occurs in other animals and people with chronic intestinal problems.

In addition to dogs, xylitol toxicity has also occurred in ferrets.

Learn about the symptoms, treatment and prevention of Insulinomas, a type of tumour that commonly occurs in ferrets.

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For unknown reasons, hind leg weakness occurs in many conditions that ferrets suffer that have nothing to do with lymphoma.

In ferrets, their digestive and endocrine systems are where problems usually occur.

Gastrointestinal disease occurs commonly in ferrets - from dental disease, through gastrointestinal foreign bodies to persistent diarrhea.

They are the second and third most common tumors in ferrets and dogs respectively occurring most commonly in Golden and Labrador retrievers and Doberman pinchers.

In ferret insulinoma, exactly the opposite occurs — instead of not enough insulin, there is too much insulin.

Asking ferret owners to stay in the hospital waiting room for 15 minutes after the vaccine is administered so that the ferret can be monitored for reaction and treated accordingly if it occurs has also made vaccination safer.

One disease that is still occasionally seen in pet ferrets occurs in females that are not spayed.

This condition, extremely common in middle - aged and senior ferrets, occurs when tumors form in one or both adrenal glands, resulting in the release of hormones that can cause hair loss, itchy skin, anemia, prostate gland enlargement in males (with potential fatal urinary tract obstruction), and bone marrow suppression.

How noticeable these signs are in your ferret depend on how anemic it is and how quickly the anemia occurred.