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Ferrets (Laboratory) - Pathology (view source)
Revision as of 17:37, 17 February 2011
, 17:37, 17 February 2011→Strains and Stocks
==Strains and Stocks==
==Strains and Stocks==
Most ferrets utilised for laboratory studies are males due to oestrous related health problems associated with females. Laboratory ferrets are often purchased pre-castrated and 'de-scented' (i.e. anal gland sacculectomy).
Most ferrets utilised for laboratory studies are males due to oestrous related health problems associated with females. Female ferrets are induced ovulators and can develop severe hyperoestrous if not mated. Laboratory ferrets are often purchased pre-castrated and 'de-scented' (i.e. anal gland sacculectomy).
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