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QuestionWhat should I feed baby skunks?Annalise FransenCommunity AnswerFeed baby skunks with Esbilac powder, a puppy milk replacer, mixed only enough for 24 hours and kept refrigerated. Avoid cow's milk, human baby formulas, and most pet products, as they are unsuitable and can be fatal.
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QuestionHow can I prevent my skunk from releasing its scent or spray?Community AnswerPassing gas is natural and cannot be completely prevented. If you're concerned about your skunk spraying, you can have an experienced veterinarian remove its scent glands. Ensure the vet is familiar with skunk care.
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QuestionWhere do skunks like to be pet?Community AnswerThey like to be pet on the back and in the center of the stomach. Sometimes, it's more of a tickle than a pet.
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QuestionHow similar are skunks to ferrets?Community AnswerSkunks and ferrets are both mustelids, but they differ significantly in behavior, size, and shape. The difference is somewhat like that between a wolf and a fox or a killer whale and a common dolphin.
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QuestionHow long do skunks typically live?Avs789Community AnswerThe average lifespan of a wild skunk is two to three years, but they can live up to fifteen years in captivity.
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QuestionCan skunks swim?Avs789Community AnswerSkunks can swim, but like cats, they generally avoid it if they have a choice.
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QuestionCan I throw some of my food to a skunk if I'm eating outside and it comes nearby?Avs789Community AnswerWhile skunks will eat most foods, you should avoid feeding them near your home to prevent encouraging them onto your property.
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