Unfortunately, the fox I have been feeding has developed a limp. Does anyone know the name of thing people use to catch animals? that pole with loop at the top. I might try catch it and call a rescue centre
probably worth talking to rescue place first - they will probably be able to lend you something
and probably better to have them lined up rather than catch fox and then have to keep them for a few days...
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get well soon, foxy
You know that bit where a cat purposely leads you to where they want you to go.
Bloom comes in this morning and waits at the foot of the stairs for Mrs P to come down.
He then shows the way to where the breakfast goodies are.
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Yep, Lilith's definitely back to her old cuddly self.Cooler day here has resulted in much more Jakey-cuddles than the last week
You know that bit where a cat purposely leads you to where they want you to go.
Bloom comes in this morning and waits at the foot of the stairs for Mrs P to come down.
He then shows the way to where the breakfast goodies are.
probably worth talking to rescue place first - they will probably be able to lend you something
and probably better to have them lined up rather than catch fox and then have to keep them for a few days...
About The Fox Project Wildlife Hospital that admits and treats over 1000 foxes per year
The Fox Project providing information to the public on all aspects of the Red Fox. Found an injured fox in Kent? We can Help.foxproject.org.uk
get well soon, foxy
Hi Donkeyboy
Limps are very common in foxes as they receive many a knock or sprain during their daily wanderings, which often recover within a few weeks. When a leg is held high this shows good muscle tone being used to protect an injury. Please see the following treatment plan:
To assist rapid healing feed infection mix pills, or injury pills (if no swelling) in honey or jam sandwiches for a few weeks, these pills are available from Pet Perfection - 01689 856361 www.petperfection.net.
The remedy will not harm any other animal that ingests it.
Short-term feeding patterns set up in order to treat injuries do not do any harm and will not encourage the foxes to visit long-term, as soon as they are well the feeding can cease and therefore you may see them less regularly.
I sincerely hope his name is something like Monsieur PantalonSomeone posted this on our local facebook group and I thought his moustache is just too fantastic not to to share it