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Date Posted: 13:41:16 03/03/06 Fri
Author: Storker
Author Host/IP: cpe-065-190-044-036.triad.res.rr.com / 65.190.44.36
Subject: Question about friend's squirrel

Ok... I have a friend, whom I helped get a female flyer. About a month ago, we tried to arrange a date with hers and mine (both are about 2 years old). Not sure if anything happened between them... they stayed together for about week or so.
I was just checking in with her and she said that recently her squirrel has been sleeping in alot more, not playing out of her nest and even seems to have lost a little bit of hair from her tail... she is worried maybe she is getting sick. Or pregnant...
I have a vet friend who I was going to get some advice from for her, but thought I'd ask some experts here on the board.

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