Ferrets tend to mature very quickly. Most experts agree that ferrets normally stop growing at four months and are able to reproduce at this age as well. Keep in mind, though, that we are talking about averages here. Speak to …
Ferrets are definitely trainable, and if you keep a few basic points in mind, there is a big chance your ferret will be trained to use the litter box every time they have to go. Very important, though, is to …
Turning your ferret loose in your home can be a fun experience until they get into some place they don’t belong. The little critters love finding tight dark crevices where they can quickly fall asleep or stash some newfound toy …
Curious by nature, ferrets are known to investigate their surroundings, especially the people and pets in their home. This leads many pet owners to question how ferrets interact with other domestic animals. One animal which raises many questions regarding ferret …
Like all pets, ferrets must be trained to live with humans. Most ferrets begin their journey in pet stores and receive very little training or socialization aside from the relationships they build with the rest of their business (group of …
Scruffing a ferret can be a great way to calm an overly excited ferret. However, there are a few things to consider. Are you scruffing your ferret for the right reasons, and if so, are you using the right technique? …
