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v4 media 03-31-2006 03:30 AM

Anyone got a ferret?
 
Picking one up tomorrow.. house is already ferret proofed.

Been reading up on food, not sure to go with ferret food
or a raw/cooked meat diet, any suggestions.. thx.

Sam Granger 03-31-2006 03:35 AM

Go with ferret food. However, ferret food is quite expensive. I know a breeder who gives them meat but the ferret food is probably better.

Sam Granger 03-31-2006 03:36 AM

3 out of 4 ferret people I know give them ferret food.

lilith_godess 03-31-2006 03:36 AM

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Originally Posted by v4 media
Picking one up tomorrow.. house is already ferret proofed.

Been reading up on food, not sure to go with ferret food
or a raw/cooked meat diet, any suggestions.. thx.

ferrets eat the same food as cats do...i like ferrets...but i don't have one...it is an unusual pet here in romania...:thumbsup

XX_RydeR 03-31-2006 03:59 AM

I got one, she eat's mice, chickens, rats etc etc.

They make great pets, mine is just like a dog.

Fucking great animals.

Rydz.

v4 media 03-31-2006 04:00 AM

Reading around most people seem to give them ferret food, or good quailty catfood, but seems that ferrets in Europe live longer than the ones in the US cause they mainly eat a raw prey diet.. mice, chicks etc

Ferret food usualy contain sugars which are bad for them. they get cancer.
But then I can't understand why they put stuff in the food if it's bad for them.

They're a pretty rare pet here in Spain aswell.. but they're cute lil fuckers.

v4 media 03-31-2006 04:02 AM

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Originally Posted by XX_RydeR
I got one, she eat's mice, chickens, rats etc etc.

They make great pets, mine is just like a dog.

Fucking great animals.

Rydz.

Raw yep? o.k so is it like one mouse a day, or a chick a day.

The petshop's just got in some black ones.. they look lovely.

XX_RydeR 03-31-2006 04:02 AM

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Originally Posted by v4 media
Reading around most people seem to give them ferret food, or good quailty catfood, but seems that ferrets in Europe live longer than the ones in the US cause they mainly eat a raw prey diet.. mice, chicks etc

Ferret food usualy contain sugars which are bad for them. they get cancer.
But then I can't understand why they put stuff in the food if it's bad for them.

They're a pretty rare pet here in Spain aswell.. but they're cute lil fuckers.

Hit me up on icq man, 6328194

Rydz.

Miss Vlasta 03-31-2006 04:05 AM

Raw meat is the most natural, but canned or dried ferret or dog food is easier.
My sisterīs friend had a ferret once - cute thing, golden fur, but stank like hell. I wouldnīt be able to stand it in the house probably.
It is a clever and funny pet if it gets enough attention though. Good luck with it :thumbsup

lilith_godess 03-31-2006 04:10 AM

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Originally Posted by v4 media
Reading around most people seem to give them ferret food, or good quailty catfood, but seems that ferrets in Europe live longer than the ones in the US cause they mainly eat a raw prey diet.. mice, chicks etc

Ferret food usualy contain sugars which are bad for them. they get cancer.
But then I can't understand why they put stuff in the food if it's bad for them.

They're a pretty rare pet here in Spain aswell.. but they're cute lil fuckers.

i would love to have a ferret...i already have a cat...is it possible for them to get along?when i will see one in a pet shop i will buy it...

v4 media 03-31-2006 04:20 AM

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Originally Posted by Miss Vlasta
Raw meat is the most natural, but canned or dried ferret or dog food is easier.
My sisterīs friend had a ferret once - cute thing, golden fur, but stank like hell. I wouldnīt be able to stand it in the house probably.
It is a clever and funny pet if it gets enough attention though. Good luck with it :thumbsup

The ones I've been looking at are descented and have been spayed, so they don't smell, just a little bit musky.. not stinky though.

PMdave 03-31-2006 05:46 AM

I've got one and as a +10years owner I can tell you that ferrets do best when given quality ferretfood or, worst case scenario, high quality cat food. Protiene level needs to be atleast 32% (the higher the better).
http://www.ferretstore.com/h-415.html and http://www.ferretstore.com/tf-01140.html are the best foods around. Although these are more expensive than catfood it's really better for your ferret. When given quality food the ferret will also eat less.

Also get some ferretone: they really love that shit and they simply love it.

Be prepared to get bitten a few times in the beginning, but he/she will become the perfect pet if threatend well.

PMdave 03-31-2006 05:50 AM

Also for it's litter don't use cat litter or dusty woodsnippets but yesterdaysnews or something alike: http://www.yesterdaysnews.com/GetPag...4722&T=3285110

v4 media 03-31-2006 06:36 AM

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Originally Posted by PMdave
I've got one and as a +10years owner I can tell you that ferrets do best when given quality ferretfood or, worst case scenario, high quality cat food. Protiene level needs to be atleast 32% (the higher the better).
http://www.ferretstore.com/h-415.html and http://www.ferretstore.com/tf-01140.html are the best foods around. Although these are more expensive than catfood it's really better for your ferret. When given quality food the ferret will also eat less.

Also get some ferretone: they really love that shit and they simply love it.

Be prepared to get bitten a few times in the beginning, but he/she will become the perfect pet if threatend well.

Thx for the advice will look into them. I'm ready for a bit of nipping, hopefully not too much.. hehe

Violetta 03-31-2006 06:38 AM

I got one:
http://www.cs.wisc.edu/~eries/ferret%20cheerleader.JPG

candyflip 03-31-2006 06:53 AM

I've got 4 of the little fuckers. Love 'em, but they're a lot to handle.

Mine just eat cat food. They're fat and healthy, and that's what counts.

candyflip 03-31-2006 06:54 AM

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Originally Posted by v4 media
Thx for the advice will look into them. I'm ready for a bit of nipping, hopefully not too much.. hehe

I've had 6 of them over the years. Never had one bite or nip anyone.

Only one of mine tries to chew on your finger, but that's only when he's on his back and you're playing with him.

All in all, they're great pets. If you're getting 1, you really should get 2. More fun and not any more work.

Manowar 03-31-2006 07:02 AM

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Originally Posted by Miss Vlasta
Raw meat is the most natural, but canned or dried ferret or dog food is easier.
My sisterīs friend had a ferret once - cute thing, golden fur, but stank like hell. I wouldnīt be able to stand it in the house probably.
It is a clever and funny pet if it gets enough attention though. Good luck with it :thumbsup

Nice sig.

v4 media 03-31-2006 07:03 AM

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Originally Posted by candyflip
I've had 6 of them over the years. Never had one bite or nip anyone.

Only one of mine tries to chew on your finger, but that's only when he's on his back and you're playing with him.

All in all, they're great pets. If you're getting 1, you really should get 2. More fun and not any more work.

hehe yep my 7 y/o is trying to convince me to get two, I'll get one to start with, then maybe.... get another one in a few months, once this one is settled..

candyflip 03-31-2006 07:06 AM

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Originally Posted by v4 media
hehe yep my 7 y/o is trying to convince me to get two, I'll get one to start with, then maybe.... get another one in a few months, once this one is settled..

You'll enjoy them,that's for sure.

Mine have their own room in the house. Huge cage, space to come out and run each day.

Smell stays in one spot too! :winkwink:

v4 media 03-31-2006 07:06 AM

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That's great.. hehe.
Been looking at the clothes, some of them look great.. some fine hats available aswell.

v4 media 03-31-2006 07:08 AM

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Originally Posted by candyflip
You'll enjoy them,that's for sure.

Mine have their own room in the house. Huge cage, space to come out and run each day.

Smell stays in one spot too! :winkwink:

It's going to have it's own room, just got everything out of it apart from the cage and toys, then it'll be out in the house when we're around.

stickyfingerz 03-31-2006 07:32 AM

Had one for two years. It got a urinary tract infection and the vet couldnt get it any better, so we had to put it asleep. His name was Elmo. Was a cool little guy. Id stick with IAMS food for your ferrets.

elitetec 03-31-2006 07:59 AM

That ferret looks really nice. Does he bites?

candyflip 03-31-2006 08:03 AM

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Originally Posted by v4 media
It's going to have it's own room, just got everything out of it apart from the cage and toys, then it'll be out in the house when we're around.

Better get used to cleaning up little piles of ferret shit in the corners.

HorseShit 03-31-2006 08:17 AM

aren't they really smart?

candyflip 03-31-2006 08:37 AM

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Originally Posted by jdavis
aren't they really smart?

Smarter than my cat, and more mischevious too!

MT_Butterfly 03-31-2006 08:48 AM

We've had 3 ferret's over the past 10 years. Our first two died of old age, sadly they don't have a long life span. We give them Marshall's dried ferret food, but I have friend's with ferret's and they give their's Meow Mix and they do fine. Be sure and get some Furo-Vite along with the Ferrotone. Ferret's love it, we call it "ferret crack" because our ferret starts to shake as soon as he smells it. Good Luck, these furry little creature's make great pets (family members) and are soooo loveable.

iWeb_Rowena 03-31-2006 09:46 AM

i am not sure if we have ferrets in our local pet store, but i want to have one because they're so0o0o0o cute and cunning

:upsidedow

BuggyG 03-31-2006 09:52 AM

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Originally Posted by candyflip
They're fat and healthy, and that's what counts.

hmmm.. time to throw another ferret on the bar-b!!

hehehe joke I like the fuckers.. am thinking about it
but wondering.. do I get one dropped off at the spca or get a couple from a new litter

what do you all suggest??

vicki 03-31-2006 09:53 AM

We have one, he's a dream and loads of fun. Ours is completely docile, never biting or nipping anyone including young children. He loves his weekly baths and daily walks on the leash. Its simply hilarious to watch him stand up and stare nose to nose at the puppies.

Although his favorite game is hide-n-attack whenever I'm trying to make the beds .. he loves when I billow the sheets up and down over him lol

You'll find they also like to steal certain items (for us its mainly remote controls & telephones with the rubber type buttons or for some odd reason .. white clothes, socks, tshirts etc) and hide them away in their 'secret hideaway'.


and ummm ...*warning* - Never, ever leave expensive leather boots or sandals laying around where he/she can get them!!!! errrr ... or so I've heard *wink nudge* lol

candyflip 03-31-2006 09:55 AM

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Originally Posted by BuggyG
hmmm.. time to throw another ferret on the bar-b!!

hehehe joke I like the fuckers.. am thinking about it
but wondering.. do I get one dropped off at the spca or get a couple from a new litter

what do you all suggest??

Babies are a lot of fun and easier to train.

I got one of mine (my favorite...don't tell the others) from the Humane Society here in town. Cost just as much as it would have to go buy a baby, but I saw him there and couldn't leave him alone.

There are also lots of "Ferret Rescue Shelters", and if you live in a fairly decent sized US city...you should be able to find one.

candyflip 03-31-2006 09:56 AM

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Originally Posted by vicki
You'll find they also like to steal certain items (for us its mainly remote controls & telephones with the rubber type buttons or for some odd reason .. white clothes, socks, tshirts etc) and hide them away in their 'secret hideaway'.

One of mine has a remote control of her own now. It's as big as she is and it's funny to watch her move across the room with it.

She's also a climber, she's managed to figure out how to climb the back of the fridge and get up to the top of it.

L-Pink 03-31-2006 11:07 AM

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WoW ... They're bigger than I thought. How did Richard Gere ..... never mind


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