Ferrets
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Ferrets, Fun and FrolicA look at ferrets as possible pets, a bit of history and personal experience. -
Choosing a Pet: FerretsFerrets are lively pets who love to play with their owners. Their intelligence and natural curiousity can get them into all sorts of mischief!
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What is the Best Pet for Me? Snakes and FerretsA guide to choosing the best pet for your household! Discussed within: snakes and ferrets. -
Lymphoma in FerretsLymphoma in ferrets is a devastating cancer for a ferret to be diagnosed with and the outlook is generally not promising. Because it is the most common cancer in ferrets, it is important to recognize the symptoms.
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Insulinoma in FerretsInsulinoma in ferrets occurs when tumors develop on the pancreas. Treating this condition is essential because it can be life threatening.
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Causes of Hair Loss and Baldness in FerretsAlthough ferrets normally molt about twice a year, a ferret with bald patches is not normal. Check for signs of ringworm, skin tumors or if a female ferret is in heat. -
Children and Ferrets Don't MixThere is a reason children should not have ferrets for pets.
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Dangerous Foods for FerretsFerrets are like small children in that they want to eat everything that will make them sick. Make sure ferrets do not eat these foods, no matter how much they beg for them. Some of these foods are not good for you, either.
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Depression or Moping in FerretsMoping or depression in ferrets is often a symptom of an illness. Ferrets are usually very active and curious, so any tired, withdrawn ferret could be sick.
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Ear Mites in Ferrets: What to Do?Ear mites common in dogs and cats can also infect ferrets. These mites do not infect people. Ear mites cause head tilts and itchy, foul-smelling ears in ferrets.
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Lifespan of Pet FerretsFerrets make excellent pets if they are taken care of properly. Knowing about the lifespan of a pet ferret and the factors included in assuring it keeps you knowledgeable in owning one as a pet.
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Debunking Common Misconceptions About FerretsThis article clarifies some of the most common misconceptions that deter people from adopting ferrets.
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Ferrets with Hair Loss and Swollen AbdomenOne of the most common lethal diseases in pet ferrets is adrenal disease. The two most common symptoms are hair loss and a swollen abdomen.
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Ferrets and Gender DifferencesFerrets are cute animals, they are great fun and can be super friendly. There are, however, differences when it comes to females and males, as well as important notes to keep in mind for young ferrets who aren't yet fixed.
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Ferreting Out the Truth About Pet FerretsFerrets are adorable, furry little creatures but they also have sharp teeth and sometimes unpredictable temperaments.
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Ferrets - Rats, Weasels, Skunks, or Friends? Meet "The Boys"My experience caring for Ferrets - Meet Peppy, Finnegan, and Skippy - The Boys. -
Unique and Unusual Facts About FerretsFerrets have been around for nearly 2,500 years, and there are still many fascinating facts about these carnivorous mammals that many people are unaware of.
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Treating Insulinoma in FerretsFerrets may develop insulinoma. Know what the symptoms of this condition are and how to treat it.
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Are Ferrets Good Pets?Ferrets are also high maintenance pets that need to see a veterinarian regularly and need to be properly trained. If a person is willing to do all of this, then a ferret can be ideal.
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Fatal Aplastic Anemia in Female FerretsIt’s a man’s word – at least for ferrets, anyway. Unless a female ferret or jill is spayed, she goes into heat and, if not bred, will die from fatal aplastic anemia.
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What Toys Are Best for Ferrets?This is a guide to ferret toys; what is appropriate and what is not. It goes into detail about store bought toys and homemade toys. It also makes clear what a ferret should and shouldn't have for a toy. -
Lupron Therapy for FerretsFerrets that develop adrenal disease may be treated with lupron therapy.
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Enlarged Hearts in FerretsLearn about enlarged hearts in ferrets and find out how to treat this condition.
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Is Adrenal Gland Disease in Ferrets Preventable?Adrenal gland disease prevention in ferrets focus on reducing exposure to light and monitoring blood levels for signs of the disease. Learn about these preventive measures and find out which treatments are most effective in treating the disease.
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My Ferrets: A HaikuHere's a haiku about my ferrets -
Cage Cleaning and Deodorizing Spray for Birds, Ferrets, and Other Small AnimalsOur furry critters can make the inside of our homes stinky. This is a product review for Fresh Results Cage Cleaning and Deodorizing Spray for birds, ferrets, and other small animals. -
Caring for Pet FerretsFerrets are friendly, intelligent and playful animals that make good domestic pets, provided that their owners are willing to devote the time and energy needed to keep up with them.
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Ferrets Go Crazy at PetCo's Ferret FrenzyFurry fashionable ferrets will be strutting their stuff on Saturday, August 11, 2007 at PetCo Animal Supplies pet stores across the nation during the annual PetCo Ferret Frenzy event. -
A Few Questions About FerretsI adore ferrets and think that everyone else should too. However, I do not think that everyone should own one. -
Making Your Ferrets Feel at HomeWhen caring for ferrets, setting up your house and theirs is an important factor.
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Ferrets: A Fun Pet for AllHere is an introduction to ferrets. They make great pets and I fell in love with our ferret when I first met him. If you are looking for a pet that is less work than a dog but more fun than a cat, consider ferrets.
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How to Keep Your Ferrets HappyMost ferrets must be caged for at least part of the day. To keep them happy and stimulated, try these tips to liven up their day.
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Caring for Ferrets: Best Diet for Your Exotic PetAn important factor in caring for ferrets is their diet.
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Pet Mink - Similar to FerretsMinks are nice, friendly animals. They look a lot like ferrets and act like them too. If you find a mink at an early age it will become a well behaved and very loving pet.
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Great Toy Suggestions for FerretsThis article is about toy suggestions for ferrets.
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Ferrets - a Guide to Proper Feed and CareLike any pet, ferrets require a healthy diet and proper grooming. These are some simple guidelines and helpful hints to provide your pet with the care they need.
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When Ferrets Come Home to RoostWhen my daughter asked if she could move home and get her bearings after graduating from college, my husband and I said, yes, of course! Later that day we realized she would be bringing her two lively ferrets with her.
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Ferrets with Skin ProblemsSpecific skin issues faced by ferrets
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Ferrets and Aleutian DiseaseTips and information on a condition that affects ferrets known as Aleutian disease.
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Ferrets: Are They Your Kind of Pet?Who can resist those cuddly little creatures with their mischievous look and adorable personalities? Ferrets can make great pets, but are they the pet for you? Find out if ferrets and you are compatible.
