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i agree. that was my point. i would not send my animal back to ashley where the mites/potential ibd orginated. i agree, i wouldnt wanna keep it in my collection either. personally, i would either euthanize =/- ibd test, or relinquish to a rescue organization, as they will treat, usually. there are many people/organizations out there that welcome sick/diseased/infested animals and treat them, then adopt them back out to proper homes.
what i meant with the bold part, is that compared to ibd being diagnosed, mites are relatively small easily fixable issue (assuming that ibd wasnt involved in this). however, in this case, ibd is involved, therefore mites are a potential big issue, since mites are one of the suspect ways ibd may be transmitted.
i should have clarified what i meant a little better
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