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Normal Behavior

Intelligent, playful and mischievous; love to collect and hide household items; love to dig, so be conscious of house plants. Never allow out of habitat unsupervised.

Some ferrets may communicate by making entertaining noises or by using body language.

Nipping is a natural behavior to get attention or show defensiveness when awakened.

Can be litter box-trained.

Habitat Maintenance

Clean and disinfect the habitat and its contents at least once a week with a 3% bleach solution. Rinse and allow to dry completely before placing the ferret back into the habitat.

Scoop litter box daily; change bedding at least once a week, or more often as necessary.

Grooming & Hygiene

Monthly baths with ferret shampoo are recommended, but conditioning sprays can be used in lieu of a bath; ferrets have a natural musky odor that bathing will not remove; outer ears should be cleaned using a cotton ball and ear-cleaning solution.

All of a ferret's baby teeth should be in by 3 months of age. They will begin lo

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Available for any home willing to show them love and care.

HousingFerrets acclimate well to average household temperatures, not to exceed 80°F; be cautious of extreme temperature ...
03/14/2023

Housing

Ferrets acclimate well to average household temperatures, not to exceed 80°F; be cautious of extreme temperature changes. The habitat should never be in direct sunlight or in a drafty area.

Ferrets need a large, multi-tiered, wire-sided habitat with good ventilation, a secure door and a solid floor; openings between the wires should be small enough so the habitat is escape-proof; habitat should also include a hammock, hiding place, litter box and toys. It is best to provide the largest habitat possible.

1 to 2" of bedding should be placed in the habitat; proper bedding includes high-quality paper bedding, crumbled paper bedding or hardwood shavings. Cedar-based products are not recommended.

Ferrets are very social and may be kept in pairs or multiples if raised together or introduced correctly. Some younger ferrets tend to be asymptomatic carriers of ECE, Epizootic Catarrhal Enteritis, a viral disease that can be fatal if left untreated. Use caution when introducing new ferrets to your home as the new ferret will appear healthy, but other ferrets in the home may become sick within 3 days to 2 weeks. Seek immediate veterinary attention if you suspect your ferret has ECE.

Different types of small animals should not be housed together.

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03/12/2023

Housing

Ferrets acclimate well to average household temperatures, not to exceed 80°F; be cautious of extreme temperature changes. The habitat should never be in direct sunlight or in a drafty area.

Ferrets need a large, multi-tiered, wire-sided habitat with good ventilation, a secure door and a solid floor; openings between the wires should be small enough so the habitat is escape-proof; habitat should also include a hammock, hiding place, litter box and toys. It is best to provide the largest habitat possible.

1 to 2" of bedding should be placed in the habitat; proper bedding includes high-quality paper bedding, crumbled paper bedding or hardwood shavings. Cedar-based products are not recommended.

Ferrets are very social and may be kept in pairs or multiples if raised together or introduced correctly. Some younger ferrets tend to be asymptomatic carriers of ECE, Epizootic Catarrhal Enteritis, a viral disease that can be fatal if left untreated. Use caution when introducing new ferrets to your home as the new ferret will appear healthy, but other ferrets in the home may become sick within 3 days to 2 weeks. Seek immediate veterinary attention if you suspect your ferret has ECE.

Different types of small animals should not be housed together.

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This sweet Boy Pip was surrended to a shelter in VT and was then was transfered to Ferret Rescue of Maine .. 8 Yrs old ...
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This sweet Boy Pip was surrended to a shelter in VT and was then was transfered to Ferret Rescue of Maine .. 8 Yrs old and tossed away because his 2 yr old new cagemate passed away , cause unknown .. he's skin and bones , is insulinomic and has early onset adrenal disease .. shelter Mom Crystal Kennedy is on top of him and he's showing smatterings of improvement with feedings every 2 hours .. as you can see , it's like feeding a baby bird !! He loves being fed like this and of course it's a good sign that he's eager (☺️) to eat !
OH , and he's not in a choke hold ! Mom is loosely gently supporting his head and shoulders .. he's weak and a little unsteady just yet .
I think he likes people because he fell asleep flat on his back wrapped up in my sweatshirt against my chest this afternoon .

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Normal Behavior Intelligent, playful and mischievous; love to collect and hide household items; love to dig, so be conscious of house plants. Never allow out of habitat unsupervised. Some ferrets may communicate by making entertaining noises or by using body language. Nipping is a natural behavior to get attention or show defensiveness when awakened. Can be litter box-trained. Habitat Maintenance Clean and disinfect the habitat and its contents at least once a week with a 3% bleach solution. Rinse and allow to dry completely before placing the ferret back into the habitat. Scoop litter box daily; change bedding at least once a week, or more often as necessary. Grooming & Hygiene Monthly baths with ferret shampoo are recommended, but conditioning sprays can be used in lieu of a bath; ferrets have a natural musky odor that bathing will not remove; outer ears should be cleaned using a cotton ball and ear-cleaning solution. All of a ferret's baby teeth should be in by 3 months of age. They will begin lo

Housing Ferrets acclimate well to average household temperatures, not to exceed 80°F; be cautious of extreme temperature changes. The habitat should never be in direct sunlight or in a drafty area. Ferrets need a large, multi-tiered, wire-sided habitat with good ventilation, a secure door and a solid floor; openings between the wires should be small enough so the habitat is escape-proof; habitat should also include a hammock, hiding place, litter box and toys. It is best to provide the largest habitat possible. 1 to 2" of bedding should be placed in the habitat; proper bedding includes high-quality paper bedding, crumbled paper bedding or hardwood shavings. Cedar-based products are not recommended. Ferrets are very social and may be kept in pairs or multiples if raised together or introduced correctly. Some younger ferrets tend to be asymptomatic carriers of ECE, Epizootic Catarrhal Enteritis, a viral disease that can be fatal if left untreated. Use caution when introducing new ferrets to your home as the new ferret will appear healthy, but other ferrets in the home may become sick within 3 days to 2 weeks. Seek immediate veterinary attention if you suspect your ferret has ECE. Different types of small animals should not be housed together.

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