Although this list looks alarming it is not suggested that your ferret will have any of these conditions. It is merely included to alert owners of potential problems which can be treated before they worsen. If you are in any doubt about the health of your ferret an IMMEDIATE visit to your veterinarian is recommended.

Actinomycosis	Adenocarcinoma	Alutian Disease	Aplastic Anemia & Septicemia (Females)
Black Tarry Stools	Blocked Scent Glands	Botulism	Canine Distemper
Cardiomyopathy	Colds and Flu	Diarrheoa	Ear Mites
Enteritis	Feline Distemper	Fleas	Hairballs
Hair Loss	Heartworm	Heat Stress/Stroke	Hypocalcemia
Insulinoma	Intestinal Tract Obstruction	Lack of Stools	Lyme Disease
Lymphosarcoma	Mange	Osteodystrophy	Pawing at the Mouth
Pneumonia	Posterior Paralysis ('The Staggers')	Pyometra	Rabies
Ringworm	Scratching	Skin Tumors	Thiamine Deficiency
Ticks	Tuberculosis	Valley Fever	Vomiting
Zinc Toxicity