My ferret has seedy or grainy poop. What to do until the vet opens?

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Hi my ferret has been having seedy/ grainny poops for the last couple of days just wondering what I should do as our local vet is closed for the weekend. He's 14 weeks old. Pet's info: Small Animal | Ferret | Male | 3 months and 10 days old | 2 lbs

Todd Cecil · Accepted Answer

Thanks for reaching out regarding Rascal. As long as he is active, alert and eating, waiting until Monday should be fine. The fecal change can often be a reaction to dietary changes or stress. Pay attention to what Rascal might be chewing on when out of his cage. Even newly offered treats can change their digestion. Try to keep the diet as bland as possible, kibble only, no treats. If the problem persists, make an appointment with a veterinarian on Monday.

My ferret has seedy or grainy poop. What to do until the vet opens?

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