To stop your ferret from chewing things, remove tempting hazards, block access to problem areas, and redirect their curiosity toward safe, supervised activities. Pay particular attention to rubber, silicone, foam, soft plastic, electrical cords, and damaged fabric: swallowed pieces can cause a life-threatening intestinal blockage. If you think your ferret swallowed something, contact a veterinarian […]
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A ferret cage should be as spacious as you can reasonably provide, with solid flooring, secure doors, room for sleeping, feeding and toileting, and space to move comfortably. Published minimum-size recommendations vary considerably, so don’t choose a cage based on dimensions alone. A large, well-designed enclosure is better than a cramped cage with several tiny […]
Read the fix →To stop your ferret from pooping outside the litter box, place litter boxes in the corners your ferret already prefers, choose boxes with low entrances, keep them clean, and reward successful bathroom trips. Ferrets aren’t always perfectly litter trained, and some need several boxes around their play area. If your ferret suddenly starts having accidents […]
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