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Ferrets have become more popular as household pets and as animal models in biomedical research in the past 2 decades. The average life span of ferrets is about 5-11 years with onset of geriatric diseases between 3-4 years including endocrinopathies, neoplasia, gastrointestinal diseases,...
Primary neoplasms in ferrets have been reported in every organ system, although in some organs, such as the lung and thyroid gland, primary neoplasia appears to be uncommon. This chapter discusses clinical signs, pathology and diagnosis of neoplastic diseases of endocrine system, hemolymphatic...
Marsupial reproduction differs significantly in anatomy and physiology from that of placental mammals. The gastrointestinal and urogenital tracts empty into a cloaca. Reproductive parameters include gestation and pouch time, as the fetus develops outside of the uterus. Captive marsupials discussed...