What pet is curious, intelligent, playful, undeniably adorable, mischevious at times, friendly, and affectionate? A ferret of course! For the right owners, ferrets can make absolutely wonderful pets. Unfortunately, ferrets are susceptible to certain medical conditions, making it important to work with an experienced, knowledgable vet if you own one.
Here, we address a variety of topics to help you provide the best care to your ferret as possible. From enrichment activities to keep your curious, playful pet stimulated to common parasites to watch for in ferrets to proper dental care for ferrets, we aim to arm you with as much information as possible to make your furry little family member as happy and healthy as possible.
08/12/2023 A Guide to Feeding Your Ferret
Ensuring the well-being of your ferret involves providing a nutritionally balanced diet that aligns with their natural carnivorous instincts. This guide explores various feeding options, emphasizing t...
08/12/2023 Ferret Raw Feeding Recipe
A simple recipe to make up 10kg of ferret food. As an alternative to feeding whole prey, a raw mix can be made by combining 10% bone, 10% organ, and 80% muscle meat, as below.
14/02/2022 Ferret Enrichment Ideas (11 Tips and Tricks to Keep Your Ferret Entertained)
Ferrets are incredibly playful creatures, but they’re also very intelligent and mischievous! It’s important to find ways to stimulate your ferret both mentally and physically while making sure tha...
08/09/2020 Desexing Options for Ferrets
Whilst most cats and dogs are sterilised, the procedure is often overlooked in small pet mammals, such as rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets and rats. This article discusses the advantages and disadvantage...
01/06/2020 Sneezing And Coughing In Ferrets
Just like people, ferrets are capable of making a range of different noises. These range from normal sounds such as ‘dooks’ of excitement when playing through to abnormal noises such as excessive ...
14/08/2018 Common Parasites In Exotic Mammals
Just like horses, dogs and cats, exotic animals have a range of microorganisms that live with and on them. Some of these microorganisms are normal, whilst others are dangerous parasites that can cause...
