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(10.5) What is that huge bruised-looking or orangish patch?
If your ferret was recently shaved for some reason or just finished shedding [8.4], it's probably the tips of the new fur growing in. Dark-colored ferrets look bluish-black, and albinos and other light-colored ferrets often look orange. Wait a day or two, and you should see the stubble start to poke through the skin.
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