https://www.selleckchem.com/pr....oducts/JNJ-26481585.
Normal feces had higher diplococci and spore-forming bacteria compared with domestic canine and feline standards. A single abnormal fecal sample was positive for enterotoxin and originated from the only animal requiring treatment. Results indicate that low numbers of spore-forming bacteria can be found in fecal samples from clinically normal black-footed ferrets. Fecal cytology shows significantly increased spore-formers in clinically abnormal ferrets and in clinically normal ferrets following a ground meat-based diet.Although parr
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