Ferret Sweater!

[JessLough]

Back when Rascal was an only ferret, Allie made him a sweater! (last winter?) Anyways, I got some new pics today, because I felt like it. There was no way Renegade was letting me put the sweater on him... the jerk

First, Harley models it

Rascals turn next!

Ren is teh evil

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[JessLough]

Wanting into my room

Wanting my dad to come say hello

Harley left me for the treats

Renegade joined

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[JessLough]

What happens when you have three ferrets.... they follow you everywhere, as a pack

Done!

 

[Upendi&Mina]

OMG <3 They look so cute in their sweaters.

 

[amadolabonte]

Hey! So for a while I’ve been considering getting a pair of ferrets, and now I’m in a place where I can financially and spatially care for them. I do have some questions though. Any responses would be appreciated I have no interest in forcing them in a cage, and I would like to have the free roam as much as they would like.

1. How much space do they need? I have a dog (who is not kind to cats, so I would never have them interact) who stays downstairs during the day, so would the upstairs be okay to free roam? It has two medium size bedroom, a set of stairs, and a closet.
2. If they’re free-roaming, how much time will I need to spend with them? I do go to school during the day, so would they be alright roaming around for 6-7 hours as long as they have a pair? I would be with them for the majority of the other time.
3. If they free roam, do they need a cage? What types are best?
4. Is raw or kibble better? Also how much (on average) does raw feeding cost per month?
5. Where should I get my ferrets? I’d be more interested in getting them from an ethical breeder or a rescue.
6. How do they do with gerbils? I’m pretty sure ferrets are prey animals so I wouldn’t have them interact, but would they be fine with a gerbil tank in their room?

Thank you so much!

 

[amadolabonte]

Hey! So for a while, I’ve been considering getting a pair of ferrets, and now I’m in a place where I can financially and spatially care for them. I do have some questions though. Any responses would be appreciated I have no interest in forcing them in a cage, and I would like to have them free roam as much as they would like.

1. How much space do they need? I have a dog (who is not kind to cats, so I would never have them interact) who stays downstairs during the day, so would the upstairs be okay to free roam? It has two medium-size bedrooms, a set of stairs, and a closet.
2. If they’re free-roaming, how much time will I need to spend with them? I do go to school during the day, so would they be alright roaming around for 6-7 hours as long as they have a pair? I would be with them for the majority of the other time.
3. If they free roam, do they need a cage? What types are best?
4. Is raw or kibble better? Also how much (on average) does raw feeding cost per month?
5. Where should I get my ferrets? I’d be more interested in getting them from an ethical breeder or a rescue.
6. How do they do with gerbils? I’m pretty sure ferrets are prey animals so I wouldn’t have them interact, but would they be fine with a gerbil tank in their room?

Thank you so much!

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[mery]

nice sweater!