A Jill can have one to fifteen kits in a litter, with the average litter size is 6 to 8 kits
Some jills are extremely tolerant mothers, while others will not accept another Jill in the same cage. It would be best to separate them into separate cages. Depending on the Jill's individual personality, once the kits are eating solids and self-sufficient, you may be able to mix families. But there maybe some jills that will not be able to tolerate each other; these must be kept separately. Advice from another contributor: sometimes say if the Jill you are leaving with the mother is old. but when i tried that because my ferret had babies and ignored them and we put it with the other Jill who had kits and it killed them instantly, i wouldn't advise it because the mother can become very distressed that the kits and in danger as well.
It can be a male (buck) or a female (doe or jill). Young rabbits can be called kits or kittens!
After the kits are born, they should suckle right away and stay attached to the nipples most of the time. If the kits are not receiving enough milk they will continuously peep. Symptoms of Jill's not feeding her kits - if her mammary glands are hard, swollen, discolored, or seem to be tender, she need to the veterinarian immediately. The kits will die within three day if the Jill doesn't have milk or not enough milk. It is very important to monitor the kits, they should gain weight daily, tripling in size in 10 days. A kit not getting enough nourishment will lose the desire to suckle, chills and eventually die. It is very important that the mother ferret receives a good high protein diet in order to produce enough milk to feed her kits. You need to have a another mother ferret that can foster the kits if your Jill is unable to feed them.
A Jill is an unspayed (fertile) female ferret. Spayed female ferrets are called sprites, unneutered males are called hobs, neutered males are called hoblets and young are called kits.
It's best for Jill ferrets to be housed separately about 10 days before birth date to prepare the nest. They can be housed together after the kits are weaned.
A female ferret is called a Jill.A mother ferret of a litter is called a Dam.An unspayed female is a Jill, A spayed female is a Sprite.A male is a Hob, and young are called Kits.(In Germany they call kits puppies.)
Jill Ireland has 5 children
Jill Wagner has 1 child
Jill Biden has 1 child
Jill Wagner has 1 child
Jill Wagner has 1 child
Colourer of spins football kits is same colourer of many same kits of footballs.