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Deafness in ferrets?

Asked by sweetlilthang557 19 days ago, 4 answers.

I just got a ferret and was reading that that the color I have could be prone to deafness and mine is a very heavy sleeper and when I scream or clap she doesn't respond. Does this mean mine is deaf??? If not how can I tell???

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Spencer and I finish class and graduate with honors Answered by magichalo1 on May 11, 2008, 05:50PM
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Take your ferret to a vet. that handles ferrets. There are vets that do. Get her checked out.

Sweetness at her best.....Mimi Salina Answered by dichihuahua on May 11, 2008, 09:24PM
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A deaf pit bull pup was brought to my door last year...this is how I found out she was deaf...snapping my fingers first on one side of her head...no response, then I did the same thing by her other ear...no response then either...most pups would respond when they hear a noise by them...either looking in that direction or flinching...she did nothing, no response at all...dichihuahua

Me! Answered by editor on May 11, 2008, 09:45PM
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Is she white? Many white animals (also including dogs) are prone to deafness. Best way to find out is take her to a vet for an exam.

I love my mom, best...... Answered by phrannie on May 12, 2008, 05:01AM
| 680 answers.

Ditto to what editor says...Albino (white with red eyes)...I don't know much about ferrets, but in kittens and dogs, white with blue eyes have a tendency to be deaf.

phrannie

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