What causes your ferret to chew? What should we do to stop them? Your ferret might be chewing on the bedding because he is bored. Or maybe the chewing is comforting, such as thumb-sucking is to a child. This is a potentially dangerous habit; however. Your ferret may ingest someContinue Reading
Sugar Feeding your ferret any sugary foods, including cereal, honey or syrup, can trigger a reaction that can cause him to produce too much insulin followed by a drop in insulin production leading to hypoglycemia. Along with processed and natural sugars, it is essential to avoid letting your ferret eatContinue Reading
Ferrets, mischievous, playful, and undeniably adorable, ferrets have been by our sides, playing and working, for nearly 2,500 years. A lot of ferret parents find that their combination of smarts, personality, and curiosity make ferrets ideal candidates for leash and harness training. Commonly misidentified as a rodent, the domesticContinue Reading
Ferrets are inquisitive, intelligent, amusing and, of course, adorable! As cute as these increasingly popular, petite-size pets are before you bring one home, you should be aware that ferret care is a bit specialized and requires specific ferret supplies. True, ferrets don’t need to be walked in all kindsContinue Reading
If you’ve ever before thought about bringing house a small furry pet, you’ve possibly considered a ferret. Pouncing as well as playing, concealing your stuff, or snoozing in a stockpile of fluff, ferrets will conveniently win you over. With ferrets craftiness, as well as jester-like antics, they do make fantasticContinue Reading
Ferret lymphoma (likewise referred to as lymphosarcoma) is a horrible sort of cancer that is generally seen in ferrets. It affects all lymphoid tissue and can spread out throughout the whole body. It can also be tough to detect as well as unfortunately, no cures presently exist. Multicentric lymphoma isContinue Reading
This is entirely dependent on the ferrets. Every ferret has different preferences. They do seem to prefer to be able to get their entire bodies into the box and have room to turn around, so a large box is a must IMO. I use cat-sized litter boxes, and I justContinue Reading
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: MidWest Deluxe Critter Nation Single Unit Small Animal Cage (Model 161) Includes 1 Leak-Proof Pans, 1 Shelf, 1 Ramps w/ Ramp Cover & 4 locking Wheel Casters, Measures 36″L x 25″W x 38.5″H Inches, Ideal for Dagus, Rats, Ferrets, Sugar Gliders : Home And Garden Products : Pet SuppliesContinue Reading
: Piggy BedSpreads Fleece Liners for Ferret Nation Critter Nation Cage (Double, Nerdy Forest Friends) Cage Not Included : Pet SuppliesContinue Reading