[sethsgirl]

Hi ladies! A little intro...My name is Colleen, I am 21 (will be 22 on the 20th) and I am a veterinary technician, DH is Seth and is 20 and in the Navy. We have been TTC for 6 months now and this will be our first month using pre seed. We have 3 fur-babies Dobby (3 1/2 year old chi. mix), Rocky (2 1/2 year old DMH), Tigger (1 1/2 year old DMH). I am on cycle day 8 of anywhere from 24-29 day cycles. I am also co-host to Am I Pregnant?. Good luck to all of you ladies!

[xanada101]

Hi Colleen! Glad that you decided to come over and join us! You'll see alot of familiar faces here!

[Celry]

Welcome to our board. It's always nice to get new members, but I wish no one had to make it to the 6 month mark. I hope you get a bfp soon.

I'm Cel (30). DH (31) and I have been ttc for over a year now. I've seen you over at the ttc#1 board, but I haven't been posting there much lately.

[mom 2 haley & tyler]

Welcome! I am Michelle (34) dh is Scotty (34). We have a dd, haley, 3 1/2. I am from the TTCAL board. We have been trying 7 months since our m/c. I look forward to getting to know you. I hope pre-seed gets you a BFP soon!

[snsgirl336]

Hi and welcome!!! I hope your stay here is short and sweet. I'm sure you'll enjoy it here!!!

[LindsLuvsSi]

Hi Colleen and Glad to have you here. Good luck on your TTC journey hope it's short and sweet

[Mum2three]

Im your host here, Im Brandy!! I hope your stay is short and you get a BFP asap!

I have a questions since your a vet tec, is there anyway to have a Ferrets teeth shaved down???

i know unusual but my brother has one and it likes to bite..lol

[Brenda04]

I'm Brenda (26) DH Michael (26) we have been ttc for 13 months I hope your stay here is short and sweet Good Luck

[sethsgirl]

Thanks ladies!!!

Im your host here, Im Brandy!! I hope your stay is short and you get a BFP asap!

I have a questions since your a vet tec, is there anyway to have a Ferrets teeth shaved down???

i know unusual but my brother has one and it likes to bite..lol[/b]

And yes there is a way! They just have to be put under anesthesia and they use a dremal to shave them down, they can't shave a lot off since they have nerves like we do, but they could definitely shave some off!

[~April04~]

Hi and Welcome!

[Jlynn]

I know you
Sorry to see you here though..I thought you were pregnant already?

Well good luck this cycle. I used pre seed last cycle. I really liked it. I will be using it again this cycle.

We are only a day apart in our cycles.

[sethsgirl]

I know you
Sorry to see you here though..I thought you were pregnant already?

Well good luck this cycle. I used pre seed last cycle. I really liked it. I will be using it again this cycle.

We are only a day apart in our cycles.[/b]

Wish I was but not yet...Yay we're cycle buddies!!! Good luck this month!!!

[Carmela]

Welcome to the board. I hope you are not here long. We used pre-seed last cycle and liked it, but I have been hesitant to use it this cycle with DH's low SA results (Don't want to dilute anything out).

And on the ferret teeth thing, Ouch. I know you can, but why would you want to. They have the same teeth we as you dog or cat, would you dremal their teeth flat/blunt? So the points wouldn't be as sharp, but a lot of their bite is jaw strength. Really you need to just work on training them. They have tough skin so they don't realize it hurts when they bite you. They are EXTREMELY smart animal and very trainable. Just like training any animal (or kid) one of the best methods is time outs. When they start playing too hard, and biting too hard, put them up. Don't play with them for 10-15 minutes until they calm down. Scruffing them also helps stop what they are doing, just like a kitten, they typically go limp when scruffed. Then when they play correctly, without biting, give treats or toys they like. For ferrets typically anything they can carry off and hide works as a favorite toy. I see very few ferrets that are actually biters as adults if they are socialized properly.

Here are a couple of ferret handouts
Care of Ferrets
Reducing the risk of Ferret bites