Ferret Dooking Ferret Dooking Hissing: Some ferrets actually hiss. Hissing may be a sound of displeasure (fear, anger, or a warning to back off), but many ferrets hiss in play (especially …

Read more at: AFA Ferret Color and Pattern Standards Chart A Note on Ferret Colors: Ferret’s colors and patterns can change very dramatically with each seasonal coat change, and with …

Ferrets can eat any of the above; quail, chicken, duck, and goose eggs can all be offered to your ferret. Like chicken eggs, they should be fed whole or whole-whisked – with the yolk and …

Private Breeders Ferrets from a reputable breeder are often significantly healthier than ferrets who have come from a mill/pet store or a BYB (Back Yard Breeder). A responsible breeder …

Ferrets can also make several different sounds (dooking, laughing, screaming, barking, etc). If you happen to have a deaf ferret their vocalizations are usually mixed up and they can …

Ferrets form incredibly strong bonds – with their cage mates and their humans… Photo Credit: Bella Jamie Ferrets (left to right): Mordy and Evanna Ferrets, like humans, all have different …

Why raw diet? Ferrets are obligate carnivores. This means that they require meat and only meat for them to be healthy. It is what their bodies have evolved to digest and if you look at the …

The first key to making your home smell good is to keep it clean. Pets (and particularly ferrets) have a natural odor. This odor can be lessened with a balanced raw diet, regular litter …

We wouldn’t feed our ferrets watermelon daily, right? Or cherries? What about an apple? Pumpkin doesn’t make sense for daily, weekly, or regular use. There is a reason it comes out the exact …

Most human food items are unhealthy for ferrets, and some are toxic – including chocolate, grapes and raisins, garlic, and onions among others. The packaging can also cause a …