gerbils can recover from wet-tail by using the medication "Dri-"Tail" if that is what was meant
> From: Jean M Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Reply-To: Jean M Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: Tue, 4 Dec 2001 18:36:15 -0500 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: I helped a little gerbil tonight.../Jean > > I was at our local Petco and my daughter and I noticed that one of a pair > of gerbils had a very red nose. Another gerbil was alone in a separate > cage. We mentioned it to the manager. She said the gerbil who was alone > in a cage had dri-tail (They don't recover from that, right?), but she > checked on the red nosed gerbil. She said it wasn't clicking, but she'd > make sure it got to a vet. :-) > > I've removed all of the plastic from my two gerbil aquariums now. Tiny > is not around any more, of course (she and Persian now reside with > Michael's friend Conner and his brother), but I don't want the other > gerbils cutting their noses on plastic. From now on, everything is going > to be ceramic or wood. > -Jean
