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Ferret Tips



ferretsItems needed for ferrets:

  • Food: Special formulated ferret food
  • Litter: Absorbent & helps control odor
  • Litter Pan: Corner pan works best
  • Litter Scoop: For scooping out litter
  • Cage: Large enough for an active ferret
  • Weighted Dishes: Weighted crocks to prevent spilling
  • Ferret Shampoo: For a clean, fresh smelling coat
  • Ferret Deodorizing Spray: Gives a fresh, clean smell
  • Ferret Hammock: For sleeping
  • Toys, Tunnels: For exercise & fun
  • Leash & Collar: For walking, training & fun
  • Book: For general information & good care

 

Baby ferrets are comical and entertaining pets. They are very social animals and love playing with each other. Ferrets are domestically raised and have been neutered or spayed, descented, and have also received the first distemper vaccination.

 

Longevity 8-10 years
Gestation 42 days
Weaned 6-8 weeks
Sexual Maturity 10-12 months

 

It is illegal to keep ferrets as pets in some municipalities. Before purchasing a pet ferret, be sure to check your local zoning ordinances to see that you are allowed to own a ferret in your community.


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