Ur food you told me to get that cat food didn’t even help my ferret grow I was wondering why she wasn’t growing you said it’s great for them to eat and have but she never grew I bought her ferret food and she’s big thanks for the bad info I was a new ferret owner last two years and she never grew I thought it’s because she’s a girl until I ran out of that food and gave her other stuff and she grew so much in a couple of months 🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️🤦🏻♂️
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Got 4 ferrets 10 years ago. Over the last year and a half they've passed away one by one. We're down to our last and giving him lots of love all the time. All lived to be at least 10. Our last, name is Garchomp, is almost 11 and we've loved every second of it. It's like having kittens in the house all the time. For new Ferret Owners, I recommend Mazuri Ferret food. We fed that to our ferrets for the entirety of their lives and have had no medical issues.
@@redreaction4735 He passed away a couple of months ago in his sleep. Thank you for asking though. I'm sure he's romping around with his brothers and sister in heaven.
Yeah when people ask me about ferrets, I always say they are like the best combo of a cat and a dog. They've kinda got traits of both in behavior, and they are super smart as well. Have fun to anyone thinking of getting a ferret. It truly is a life changing thing, in a good way 🤗
I agree my ferret was life changing. Unfortunately he passed away at a couple of months cause the pet store we got him from took really bad care of him so he had three diseases. We couldn't help him and we did everything we could... (RIP Karlose❤️) (the we is for my mom, sister, dad and me) But we learned. And we will get another ferret but this time we will get them from someone who knows how to take care of ferrets! I am glad that we got Karlose tho cause we gave him a great last couple of months! Tysm if you read all of this have an amazing day and if you get a ferret get them from a professional and watch this channel they taught me alot about how to take care of a ferret!
Canadian here. I got my first ferret in 1986. Our first few ferrets were completely unaltered and had to do this. Much later, Marshall came into the mix and all ferrets were altered. We never needed to descent our females-the males were a little harder to argue. One thing I mention is that vet bills are very expensive as ferrets are still considered exotic-ensure the vet works with ferrets. That aside-they can be the best little buddies ever. People need to understand how STRONGLY a ferret bonds with you. Also, elderly ferrets are a true joy-they've mellowed out by then and just want to hang out with you. All the cuddles you tried to get will pay off when they are elderly. Your vids are excellent. Cheers from Ottawa.
My Pooh Bear constructs towers out of various objects that he pushes together so he can climb over the room barriers. He once saw the cat run before jumping one. He tried it, and as a result the barrier had to be made taller. My roommate's ferret climbs atop her cat's back and rides her like a pony to get over barriers. They are brilliant.
Just know that they WILLL poop on your floor. People say you can train them not to but it's their nature. I have had them 10 years. Just be ready to clean up. They can use a tray but then you must live with stinky poop and pee. THAR STINKS! I just clean up after them and watch for them to start sniffing around and put them in their cage to poop. I place paper towel in their cage where they poop so I can just pick up the paperwork to clean the cage fast! They have their hammocks and under them I place large, soft towels or soft throws that are large and thick because ferrets love to hide inside of them and sleep! 😇😇😇 PS: Ferrets are burrowers so I keep large ONE LEVEL CAGES so my little ones do not fall anymore from the top of the cage to the bottom when sleep!
I am a proud ferret dad of 5.. all are marshal ferrets.. my oldest is 11 years youngest is 10 months... I love that you explained that they need as much attention as a dog. In the last 3 weeks I have taken 2 rescues.. they are in their forever home now
This is an extremely well made video. I will say this about biting; we had 2 at the same time. One was the bitiest little thing you could imagine. The second never, ever bit anyone. Just like all other animals, each one is an individual and they all have their own personalities and habits.
I've had so many pets through out my life so far and I do favor the ferret over everything I've had up to 13 ferrets at one time and most were rescues from homes that didn't know how to look after them they really are the amazing pet every
I have autism, and because of this all my life ive loved animals, i am better at communicating with them and theyre the best. Before ive had rats and it was amazing and honestly ive learned a lot from that, and during that small time that i had my babies my mental health got better. Im very much better mentally now and my father has promised me that i will get some new pet and soon we're gonna talk about ferrets, they've always been one of my favorites and i am excited, this video was very helpful since my family doesnt want rodent animals and they did not know some of this information
Yea Rodents have a bad stigma attached to them. But chinchillas are the best rodent out there. They're clean, they don't smell, they're super intelligent, playful, and are just so nice to touch with their amazing fur. If you want to convince anyone of anything, I'd get those. Though ferrets always had a soft spot in my heart.
This is the video that made me fall in love with ferrets. I had no idea how adorable and special they are. Me and my partner aren't ready for ferrets yet, but this video really helped being more prepared for the day that we can, thank you!
I just got my ferret about a month ago. I didn’t realize that there was so much information that I didn’t know or didn’t have. I’m following your Amazon account now! You are teaching me so much. I want to be the best parent I can be and thank you so much for helping me do that. I’m super grateful for you! It’s a lot of information, a bit overwhelming, but I’ll get there. :)
I miss having ferrets. My both passed years ago due to old age. We had one for about a year and came across someone needing to rehome their albino ferret so we took it. They instantly bonded. Honestly one of the best pets I’ve ever had.
@@WinryRockbellElric They can be very mischievous! I don’t know if it’s all ferrets but mine used to take things and store them in a dark place. For example one of our ferrets made a hole in the sheet under our mattress base/foundation and had hid a TON of things there like food, socks, toys, trash, and many other things. They can also smell which not everyone can deal with, but they can be good with other pets like dogs. My sister currently has 3 ferrets and a pit Bull that all get along with each other and even play with one another.
Another thing to mention related to the "cost" of a ferret. *Finding* a good _exotic pet_ vet... not just any vet will work with ferrets. So while there may be a few vets in your area, maybe only 1 works with exotics. Otherwise, *nothing* tops the _benefit_ of what these little bundles of _pure joy_ bring to your life. You will love them with all of your heart. Go with a shelter ferret if you can.. some of the stories about how they were found... "released by MotP" (Members of the Public).. and they have at least, if not more-so, need to find a good and loving home.
Agreed about the vet. The vet I use is about a 35 to 45 minute drive one way, but they are very knowledgeable and I have used them ever since I got my first ferret over 10 years ago. I used to live right down the street from them, about a 5 minute drive, but ended up having to move. And I still won't use anyone but them. So yes, make sure to find a vet who is knowledgeable about ferrets not just one who thinks they can treat them in the same way they would a cat or dog.
I've had 3 different ferrets since the 80s. I've had dogs (mid to large) since I was born. Ferrets were by far my favorite pets! I want another one...or six!
Great video! My ferret, Taz, showed up on the front porch of our office. I work in an historical cemetery, 170 acres. Somebody just dumped him . We have been together over 2 years now. My big hound dog and him are best bubs!!
Ferrets are highly intelligent no doubt! My brother had 6 of them, and a total of 5 simultaneously at one point, in a nice big multilevel ferret cage with hammocks, a shelter, and tubes to travel through. They would be let out under supervision, and were definitely mischievous but also sweet. I ended up taking care of them when he went overseas, and unfortunately they all eventually had the typical issues like insulinoma and adrenal disease, but they had good lives. 5 to 8 years I think was the general range that they lived, except for one who passed early. Prednisone definitely helped to extend their later years. They do keep that playful puppy-like nature throughout their lives!
We really need more ferret enrichment toys... My two have already figured out every damn enrichment toy I've given them in just a few minutes and pick up every trick quickly (except for roll over. Idk why but they hate that one 😅). Their snuffle mat has just become another bed for them because they find all the food in it too quickly, I've gotten most of the pet puzzles on the market too and they figure them out too easily... They're just too smart 😂 I may have to look for some monkey level toys for them haha
Around Easter time every year (especially when they're on clearance after the holiday) we buy a bunch of the smaller plastic eggs and give them several with some treats hidden inside. They figure out how to open them and get the treat. We'll also use them to make a ball pit for them. Just get a laundry basket, pour in the eggs and put the ferrets in. we would also use then during bath time. Tons of fun for them and easy to clean up. We also gave them the plastic ball cat toys with the bells. They loved those too. We would just recycle them as they wear out.
@@JakeDaMistake I mean this was a year ago and it turns out that they just needed a bit more time! It's now their favorite trick (so much so that they automatically start to try to roll over even if I want them to do a different trick 😅). A soft surface does help though! Now it's teaching them how to speedbump because they automatically want to roll over! I... probably should have taught them that one first 😅
This is my new favorite channel! Thank you for providing some much needed educational content about our little fuzzbutts. It helps not only new owners but even us more experienced folks too
my wife and I received a ferret as a Christmas gift. we were not really ready for him but we love him very much because of videos from people like you we take very good care of him. we are confident in our care of Spaz (our ferret)
...and cities. For example: ferrets are legal to have in New York State, and are very popular here, but if you live in NYC, the authorities will confiscate and euthanize them.
@@kimberlainodriscoll4781 yes ! For ferrets and sugar gliders . I think hedgies too but not certain . I was given a citation (I lived in mckees rock in Pittsburgh ) to release my ferrets move or find homes . I did move. Permits were expensive and the rules to get permit were outrageous! I'm in mechanicville NY now On my own lil plot of land . ALL MY animals are with ME !
Been keeping ferrets since 2009, and as much as I love my dogs- if I could only choose one type of pet I was allowed to keep for the rest of my life it would be ferrets. Most of mine have been rescues or strays and come to me with a host of behavioural issues, but that only makes it even more satisfying when they come around. My last one I adopted, Beatrice, I was told was wild (found as a stray, had been at the rehoming centre over 400 days, no one would take her because of her issues) and would likely never be able to live with other ferrets - she's turned out to actually be the absolutely sweetest little girl and thrives on company, she's the sort of ferret who needs to be around other ferrets, she cannot handle being alone, which is likely what was causing her behavioural issues. All of mine - 4 girls and 1 boy - are unaltered (I'm in the UK) though one does have the implant due to adrenal.
Great video. One thing not mentioned is how Ferrets imprint on their food to the exclusion of all others. Best to feed them a blend of 2 or 3 brands of Ferret food in case the manufacturer quits making one.
I recently started working at locally owned pet store. Not that we sell ferrets, but we get asked A LOT of questions about ferrets, cages, food and other various questions. Thank you so much for explaining and informing me!! From Ohio 🇺🇸
I have a ferret already, it’s my youngest dog. She has the same patterns, she’s long, same diet, smelly I’ve always lived with dogs my whole life and am confident with taking care of them When I’m old enough and hopefully have enough money, I’ll probably get 1 or 2
Everyone would ask "does it bite?" and I would honestly answer "of course they do" - it's how they communicate with each other. But it's natural that humans are terrified by ferrets' scary teeth. What is most amazing about ferrets to me is that they can team up to solve problems, like stealing my food or breaking out of their enclosure.
I've been wanting to get a ferret for so long. I grew up with and have cats, so I'm quite used to mischievous, fiesty behavior. I already get high quality cat food that they recommend for my cats, and we have a dedicated pet room that I can put the cage in. (Obviously keep the cats and ferret separate) I also don't notice most smells, so I'm not worried about the musky scent. Being a cat owner I've grown so use to the pungent ammonia smell that can come from the litter box that Im no longer phased. Its just the matter of finding the right place to get one from and convincing my mother lol. I'm a disabled adult so I'm usually home and would be able to give it ample attention.
Im in the uk and we still use ferrets for hunting rabbits and rats they’re kept outside. When I first got a ferret I was amazed at how intelligent they are. Very playful and bond well with you and are trainable to be called to you. They do bite a lot as kits I’ve only ever had 2 bad biting ferrets which were both given to me at 6 months old that I guess didn’t have enough human contact. I have a 1/4 wild polecat bred Gill she’s alot more bitey than the rest. When we keep males here they’re not neutered as most are bred from private breeders not stores. I think ferrets are great pets for children as they’re a lot more fun and active than a rabbit or gerbil ect.
This video brought back memories for me. I live in Australia, and at one point had 8 ferrets. They were fantastic to be around, very loving and playful. Though, it’s good to be weary of their distinct quirks.
Never watched a pet ferret channel before. You my dear are an impressive speaker, you have a pleasant voice, and a natural flow that is appealing to listen to. Learned a good deal about ferrets today, so Thank you for the class, you're a natural.
Modern Ferret, from the quality of the videos to the quality of the care demonstrated within, your channel is fantastic. I am proclaiming it officially legendary. It has helped us with our two ferrets.
As I have previously stated !I have 8 ferrets currently (previously 9) and got them all from my local rescue center. They only charge$10 for rehoming.Iwould never, ever pay petshop prices for a ferret!
I got a baby ferret around 11 months ago for £10 but he wasn't neutured but the female that used to be a hunter and a breeder was £45 but she also wasn't neutured and I had to give her a jill jab to get her out of season
@@stupidsylvester989 sir / madam, from your reply it seems to me that the main thing from it was you did not do your research? If that is true, I am sorry for your ferrets, but if you did do your research, and you were lied to, I am sorry for you?
@Skinny Suzanne ok, do you have an animal rescue? If so volunteer, learn what you can and you may also be 8n the right place at the right time for an "exotic" rescue? Ferrets may not go to regular rescue centers, as some states class ferrets as exotics?
I just got my first ferret baby named Nita with my boyfriend on 9/11/21 and she’s the sweetest little thing she really gets along with our cat maverick they play together sleep together and it’s such a good thing to know that they get along. I love your videos very helpful ❤️
Your videos are the best!! we just adopted 3 ferrets and I’ve been using your videos to help teach my kids about them and how to take care of them, you’re the best
I used to take care of ferrets in a vet tech program and they were some of my favorite animals to care for that were in the program. I've been considering one but I found through research that some of the stuff I learned in school was outdated and so I've been trying to consume all the updated information I can before I make a final decision. I feel like if I cant provide the proper home for one then I should leave them for someone who can. I dont think I'm ready as I potentially have untreated Narcolepsy that leaves me sleeping most of my time away and I feel like I should find a treatment that works for me before I get one so I have time to play with the little cutie and keep him trained. So I'm holding off until I'm in better health. Thanks for this video. It helped me make an informed decision to decide when to get a ferret which means later and not now.
Thank you for the well thought out, educational, inspirational, and helpful video. I appreciate not only the information provided in the video but also the way that you shared the information. This was wonderful to watch and very well edited, in my opinion. I Love ❤️ 😍 how you had the question slides and then went on to answer each question concisely. I'd love to have a ferret and hopefully someday I will have the opportunity, but with your help I'm able to make an informed decision on whether it's time to add a Ferret to our menagerie. I will be watching more of your content so I can live vicariously through you, as well as to learn more about Ferret ownership. Thank you so much for all your hard work, and please know that I appreciate you!!! Hugs ❤🤗🫂❤
I really want a ferret but my parents might not be able to pay the expenses to own a ferret and I have two dogs already. I might get one when I have my own place and when I have the money to cover their expenses.
@@TheModernFerret Hey Modern ferret! Thanks for loving my idea. You help me soo much on learning about ferrets! Please keep making more amazing content!
I Just rescued my little guy. I really thought it was going to be temporary. lol He has completely come out of his shell. I’ve been trying to make my place so fun for him. He was held in a cage for most of his life 😢. I absolutely love to see him running and playing now.
People mistaking ferrets as rodents is weird. I have never really thought about this until now, but I never thought them as rodents. Rodents have very distinct teeth and mouth, meanwhile ferrets have carnivore teeth. Also while ferrets a bit of rodent like features, they are still more like wolverines for example.
I had a ferret many years ago when both of my daughters were young! We got him from a pet store and named him Woody! He was an absolute riot to watch with our dog and family cat! He would play with both of them and was constantly exploring our home space along with our backyard and neighbors! We put him on a leash (which he didn’t like) to keep him safe and to take him on walks! Unfortunately, Woody only lived until he was 5 1/2 years old which was very disappointing for my family! He was a Wonderful pet and gave us a lot of Love during his short life! As a result of this video, I’m seriously thinking about getting another ferret which I hope will live much longer than Woody did!
I've had 3 of them. They're totally awesome! Would love to have another one. Never a dull moment. If you ever wondered where your matching sock went....
I could never own a ferret. But getting to seem them online and go "LOOK AT THEIR LITTLE FACES LOOK AT THEIR LITTLE HANDS" is about the level of commitment I have, and that's good enough for me.
I grew up with many, many cats, dogs, pigs, cows, horses, chickens. Got my first ferret and am totally gob-smacked. Thanks for your help with these lovely little floofs!
Hi! Could you show a video preparing your ferret carrier? Everytime I drop off my ferrets at the vet I always struggle for them bc I leave them there just with a towel and it turns out to be very messy. It would be great to see an example of litter box that fits a carrier, how to latch it so it won't slip and how to attach the hammock to the carrier :)
Some people only have a ferret room! But I always recommend having at least one smaller cage just in case you have guests over, are cleaning, need babysitting, or need somewhere to put them for a temporary time!
My Ferrets, Speedy and Tricksy were a year apart and lived to 13 and 14 years. Speedy (the older of the two) passed and Tricksy went a few months later, I think from depression. I got them from a pet store. So life spans, really are just how well you care for them. Plus....I wouldn't keep ferrets and cats at the same time. Most illnesses (pet)ferrets can get are actually from house cats and especially from cats you let in and out of the house.
I feel I’m ready. Been researching from your channel and Pazuandfriends’s channel. Yet I’m also I’m not. In 3 years I plan to retire and will be able to spend most of my time for their care. Plus planning on moving out of California because of the cost of living and the ban of ferrets in this state. Thank you for all you do for us.
I was a ferret owner from 1986 to 2018. Have money put aside for vet bills. That's the one thing I tell possible new owners. Aside from that, they will be the best little buddies ever.
^this, it’s like a child when it comes to vets and make sure you have a exotic vet near by that’s even able to do ferret care first or you will be driving a good distance for one. Lots of toys and a nice healthy kibble mix. Can recommend instinct ultimate protein mixed with wysong. Break them off marshals food early if you can. Join a Facebook group too really helps
I love my little baby Layla. I talk to her daily. She communicates with me. I wink at her and sometimes she winks back at me. Also, I started giving her freeze dried minnows as a treat. She tells me she wants one when she looks at me then up at the dresser and licks her lips. Shes such a cutie.
I got 2 ferrets in March of this year. I was warned about how energetic and how much work they are and boi are they work but damn do i love them. Super playful and adorable but messy especially when they get into anything they can rip up lol
This is definitely one of the best ferret information videos out there that I've seen. And can confirm that intact hobs in rut STINK!!!!! And it's not just them that stink, everything they touch the smell sticks to for ages 😂. Private bred ferrets are more likely to be genetically healthy as long as the breeder has chosen healthy lines but will still get adrenal and insulinoma if desexed too young and fed a bad diet.
We bought a beautiful ferret 2 weeks ago as a support animal for my youngest son who hasnt been well since January. I cannot recommend them highly enough. Super intelligent , super fun, only nips playfully when really hungry, super affordable to feed and she wont smell so long as we change the pea pad every day and maintain her cat litter. All we had to buy was a 3 storey cage . She has the run of a ferret proof area and just sleeps in cage and poops in cage. Make sure your ferret cant escape your cage. Our baby is a wee runt and so we had to chicken wire the whole cage to prevent escape. We still have to finish it
Thank you so much for this video, it was very educational. I love watching videos about ferrets, but with a house full of rodents (guinea pigs and soon rabbits) I will continue to live vicariously through people like you who choose to share they're lovely family members with the world. Thank you again! I love your babies. ❤️
Work as a Kennel tech at a petstore in the local mall. Manager told me that she was woken up by night security just before Christmas because a ferret had gotten out of the petter, slipped through the gate (with holes big enough for a ferret) and was seen on camera wondering down the mall's walkway. We joked he was going Christmas shopping. They also had the ferret hide taken out and grates put over the top so they can't go shopping again. (Also I don't want hate for working at pet store- I love the animals and I try to provide for them the best I can.
Dear Hailey, thank you for your great info about Ferrets - now we own a beautiful little 12 week old girl. At her first Vet Visit, we were asked, what we feed. We followed your ideas and were buying Wysong Epigen 90. Our Vet recommended Totally Ferret Complete- the reason behind was, that there is sugar in the Wysong product, which could cause insulinoma. What would be your advice on food? Right now we mix the Marshalls Premium food with the Wysong - I wonder to change it to all Totally Ferret Complete after the Wysong product is gone - or what would you advice? Thank you in advance.
I just inherited Benny The Ferret from a family that decided it would be better for him to live somewhere where he would receive more attention. He was already 5 when he moved in, but I am dedicated to making his golden years as fun as possible. He already has me trained- I built him a ball pit to play in along with tunnels, and tons of toys. The doors to his cage remain open now, and the only time he spends in there is to eat and drink. He will take the occasional snoozer in it, but he usually prefers sleeping in any of the other NINE or TEN favorite napping spots lol
I miss my ferret. He always got out side and we had a hammock made out of a shirt for him. Unfortunately one day he got out while I was away and he overheated and died.
Great video. I have subscribed to your channel and I will watch more of your vids. One thing that need to be stressed is ferret-proofing. Ferrets can get into the smallest places which can lead to escapes, eating things they shouldn't, esp rubber, and disappearing for hours. They like dark places to sleep and you might tear your home apart looking for them. I've had 30 ferrets and lost the first 3 by escaping through a tiny hole in a screen. My favorite ate a foam earplug. He pooped out 90% of it, but getting the last piece out cost $1600 in ER vet visits and surgery and he didn't make it. Beware! Ferrets are awesome and addictive, but they ain't cheap or easy.
Thank you so much for this. My parents always disapprove of me buying myself a ferret while I'm still living in their house, but I feel like this video will convince them aha. Cute ferrets btw!
Ferrets are little cuties. Our first ferrets came from a private breeder and lived to a happy 13 years old. But we can't get Marshall Farms ferrets to live more than 5 years. They mostly die of adrenal disease or insulinoma. The other difference is that the 13 year old ferrets were fed CAT FOOD (we were in California where ferrets are illegal) and the short lived ferrets were fed Marshall Farms ferret food. DON'T FORGET, "SUPRELORIN" implants help ferrets with adrenal disease.
I live in the United Kingdom and I own ten ferrets I use some of them for pest control. your video was very interesting you are right they do need lots of attention.
Thank you for this video. We’re not interested in bringing a ferret into our home, but my kids REALLY like watching videos about them on RU-vid. This video was just lovely. All the visuals were pleasant and constantly engaging, and the music was uplifting. The nicest thing about this video was your well prepared and very informative speaking content and presentation. I think this is the best “what to know about this pet” videos I’ve ever seen.
We have one small female ferret who stays exclusively inside the house. We were concerned that she is alone but she seems to be doing well this last year. We have cats and dogs that she plays with and our blue heeler is particularly fond of and protective of her. She has a good size cage where she can relax and she spends a good chunk of everyday outside of her cage exploring the house. My wife stays home so there is almost always someone there with her and she is bonded well to all of us. She is an onery little thief and we’re often having to hunt down our slippers, flip flops, pens, or basically anything with rubbery textures! She is also super sweet and hilarious when she gets the zombies, especially after the rare bath.
My ferrets share their darn food with wild mice. In Australia we use kg and grams, males weigh between 1.2 and 4kg while females weigh between 250grams and 1.2kg. Lifespan depends on genetics, our oldest was 2 months shy of 13 years. I’ve personally trained 6 ferrets as emotional support animals and service animals that do task.
They also have a high rate of cancer and obesity. Ive had nearly 5 that died of cancer. We had one live for 12 years. One of the main things is the gut wrenching heartbreak when they die. You will be so in love with them it's like losing a child.
I didn't know that I knew absolutely nothing about ferrets. I've been watching Soo meany vids about ferrets and your the only RU-vid channel that opens my eyes!!!😆❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
glad to see you said they are not caged animals. The cage serves as a way to protect them when you are out and away from your home. Otherwise we have house trained ours to be free roam
We also give him "stations of engagement" throughout the house, boxes, bags full of toys that we steal back from him which gives him a job to put them all back...he sleeps well after his busy night.
My kids had a ferret years ago. He was in a smaller type of cage, but was hardly ever in it. I think it was a boy, but not really sure...lol That ferret was a big time thief, forever stealing my crochet yarn and hooks, hair brushes and ties, and a few rings. We found them much later in a hole that he had chewed in the mattress. Rascal also potty trained himself, he found a corner that he liked and I put papers there for him. I did not like him at first, but grew to love him.
I'm looking to get a ferret at some point, and I have some questions. 1. I have two dogs, a female yellow Labrador named Kimber, and a male German short-haired pointer named Chester. Kimber is pretty good with the two cats that my family has, Monkey and Dusty, and she never chases them. Chester, on the other hand, sometimes likes to chase the cats (Most of the time it's Monkey) as a way to play with them. He's never hurt the cats or anything, but is there a way to make sure that Chester knows that the ferret cannot be chased and he has to be gentle with it? What're some preferable ways to introduce a ferret to cats and dogs? 2. Is there a specific kind of food I need to give a ferret to eat? 3. I plan on keeping the ferret in my bedroom, but I also have a cat hole in my door so my cats can get in and out of my room. Do you have any suggestions on how I should keep my ferret from getting out of my room? 4. Do you have any other helpful resources for ferrets? 5. I plan on getting a fixed female ferret (mostly because a majority of the animals that I have are all fixed), so is there a specific price range for a fixed female ferret? Sorry if the questions are overwhelming, I just wanna make sure that I don't mess something up.
I've been wanting ferret for a long time and I'm so ready to get one!!! I want to get one from petsmart or somewhere like that to make sure it has a good life with me whether if it's not very long or is long. But the only problem is that my mom keeps finding g small reasons for me not to get one. I've tried to convince her I'm committed and ready for it but she keeps on thinking of reasons. What should I do?
Thank you so much I’m getting a fair in a week and this has helped me so much to understand more about them I don’t know what I would do without you thankyou!!!
When I had one. She never bit, but would chew my ear. She would LOVE to stay on my shoulder, but would chew on my ear telling me I need to go potty only if I was out and about, she would chew when playing rough with me or if someone she didn't know try to pick her up on their finger's.
