Posted by Jessica Smith | Nov 8th, 2011
I’m definitely starting to feel the chill here in Ohio. And I’ve started making some adjustments to my schedule since my windows are closed and the heat is on. Here are some things you can make sure you do so that your ferret(s) have a very cozy, comfortable winter.
Cleaning:
Your windows are closed! You’re going to need to clean your cage a lot more often to avoid those ferret-y odors....
Posted by Jessica Smith | Feb 5th, 2011
People tend to have misconceptions about what descenting means. All ferrets will have a slight odor despite being “descented”. I’m not saying that it could be compared with a skunk’s spray, there still will be that ferret musky odor, even in the cleanliest of situations.
No matter how much you clean the cage, give them baths, you will never completely eliminate their unique odor.
You...
Posted by Jessica Smith | Nov 17th, 2010
How Often?
You should trim your ferret’s nails at least once a month, but twice is probably better. When your ferret’s nails get too long, they get caught in their toys, cage and can rip or “shred”. This is very painful for your little guy. Ontop of that, trimming will keep their nails healthy and strong.
What do I need?
You’ll need “cat clippers”, these are scissor...