Random Skunk Chat.

[Emmaj]

Originally Posted by selina20

Is that a deal . Hes a pain in the bum atm and trying to eat my hand while im typing this. Plus skunkies are nicer :P

LOL it depends on the skunky

Originally Posted by ditta

oh god connor you dont want kids too do you?

LOL thats what i was thinking too ditta............hmm will he have space for a 6ft viv with all the lighting and bulb gaurds too ofcourse..........then theres food to keep baby alive and toys to amuse

[Emmaj]

i forgot to add nappies as well as it takes a while to litter train baby

[selina20]

Originally Posted by Emmaj

i forgot to add nappies as well as it takes a while to litter train baby

dont it just. plus baby boys all want to start fireman training at a young age lol.

[Emmaj]

Originally Posted by selina20

dont it just. plus baby boys all want to start fireman training at a young age lol.

lol tell me about will never forget getting lewis ready to bring home from hospital
his dad had brought his neice with him lews cousin

i was changing his nappy on the bed pulling faces at the lovely colour of the poop leanne was laughing at that moment lewis pee'd and he got her right in the gob

ha ha i was then laughing oh and alot at that too

[felix93]

Selina, you are nearer to me than others, come to my house and play with Mack the smelly pants skunk. But nope, you can just put your baby in the car. He can wait outside.

Ditts, Conn wants my son, he can have him anytime really. A young boy for sale, he can clean, he can cook beans on toasts, he can polish, he doesn most of the stuff, but just doesn't like to help with moving furnitures because he's full of excuses.

Oh and Emm, I ain't a woman on a mission. I haven't got much choice. Room is look nice, you should see the state of it right now. I have to tidy up after dinner now. I managed to come back out without being suffocated by those dusty furnitures.

[felix93]

Oh and babies can poo and pee for England, just like skunkies, only skunkies do solid poo, but babies do mushy poo.

*we are on poo and pee topic again, yupee.

[animalstory]

digger just had her 2nd parvo injection today. she didnt flinch at all! do you all realise that they and dogs need a booster injection each year to cover them from parvo?
How many people on here have had a female neurted? id be interested in learning if there was any problems, who the vet was, cost etc...?
Our vet is talking to the vet at bristol zoo and she has done some work with some skunks in the past.
any info would be helpful.thanks

[Emmaj]

Originally Posted by felix93

Oh and babies can poo and pee for England, just like skunkies, only skunkies do solid poo, but babies do mushy poo.

*we are on poo and pee topic again, yupee.

a woman after my own heart...............poo you know i love talking about poo

[Emmaj]

Originally Posted by animalstorey

digger just had her 2nd parvo injection today. she didnt flinch at all! do you all realise that they and dogs need a booster injection each year to cover them from parvo?
How many people on here have had a female neurted? id be interested in learning if there was any problems, who the vet was, cost etc...?
Our vet is talking to the vet at bristol zoo and she has done some work with some skunks in the past.
any info would be helpful.thanks

when i had my boys castrated cost me £35 each same as it would cost for a ferret doing at my vets

not sure on female spaying though

the parvo jabs are only essential yearly if you take you skunks out where other dogs that may not have been vaccinated have been

[LoveForLizards]

Originally Posted by Emmaj

when i had my boys castrated cost me £35 each same as it would cost for a ferret doing at my vets

not sure on female spaying though

the parvo jabs are only essential yearly if you take you skunks out where other dogs that may not have been vaccinated have been

This has confused me with dogs, ferrets and now skunks! Because Parvovirus is (obviously) a virus and therefore will be carried on even vaccinated dogs, shoes, clothing etc so how can one be so sure (unless nothing from outside ever comes into the house/into contact with the skunks) that Parvovirus will never come into contact with said animal?

And another thing, just out of interest, would there be any hope for the 'life-long' vaccination for dogs working for skunks? or would the dosage be too significant?