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Resolved Question: ferret has single apparently persistent sore?
I have a five year old female ferret. About a month ago there was a small black, flaky object in the fur of her abdomen. It appeared flaky and was not pressure sensitive. I bathed her thinking she had rolled about in something and had muck clinging to her fur, and this removed the object and on closer inspection there was no apparent wound or irritation. i noticed the object had returned yesterday (wednesday) and had plans of bathing her today. When i picked her up today (thursday) there was now a good amount of matted fur and when bathed there was a small sore and some deal of blood. There are no signs of fleas or other pests, she had blood work done in may with no abnormal results. I will make another veterinary appointment in the morning for safety, but are there any ideas? She eats drinks poops pees plays runs and there are no other sores nor hair loss of any kind.
thanks for any help.
Resolved Question: im 20 yo and buying a house for 275k AUSSIE$?
is there much i should be aware of? I make 52k a year very secure job with the possibility of becoming partner in a business that will generate approx 500K (on the small side) a year. ive watch property markets closely since i was 15 so i know what im buy and where im buying it. the contract atm is subject to building and pest inspection and finance. Finance should be guaranteed no debts and a strong savings record, with the gov. bonus of 14k i should have 30k deposit. as well as, wealthy guarantors. any other advice is wanted? if you have any tips about buying or selling property it would be muchly appreciated if you could let me in on them. thx a million in advance.
Resolved Question: Moving into new home (17 yrs old home) - pest control and flooring ?
Hi, We will be moving into our new home at Ingleburn in Sydney in a couple of weeks. I wanted to ask if anyone knows any good pest control agency who can do a pest control preventative treatment at a low cost and someone who does a good job. Also is it really essential to get pest control done and what about preventative treatment for termites… our termite inspection didnt show any termites present but should we get a prevention system installed to protect the home from a possible future termite infestation… I am very new to all this and have no clue … Also I have a 4 month old baby & the house has carpet. Should we get the place tiled as someone told me that the baby can get asthama and then another friend also advised that we wait till the baby walks before we think about tiles as the baby can have nasty falls on the tiles … so what should i do ? is carpet better or tiles or is wooden flooring a better option…. Can someone please recommend a good pest control agency and how much it will cost … we have a 3 bedroom house… and also kindly can someone advise regarding the flooring .. what’s the best option??? The present carpet is in good condition.
Thanks Heaps.
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