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    Re: Extremely malnourished ball

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    @OP - I'm not sure if they have pedalite in Finland, but that may help I hope but regardless it's still worth a shot. It's not the cheapest stuff and it doesn't have any kind of a shelf life but I know from a cases with a few dehydrated animals that worked wonders. So it's worth a shot if you can, but the only thing is you'd most likely have to pour a down a tube so a vet would be the best bet for this.
    I've heard of this as well...and for the OP, it's spelled Pedialyte in case you try to find it. Supposedly, along with hydrating the animal, the nutrients it contains will help kick in their feeding response or make them hungry. I was told to put some in their water dish so when they drink they also get the Pedialyte. I've never personally tried it so I'm not sure how well it works, if at all, but like Neal said, it's worth a shot...
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