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Ferrets are naturally hunting animals - they used to be used for flushing hares/rabbits out of their burrows (in a similar way to how small dogs are sometimes used now; hence why ferrets should not be left alone with rabbits). They have adapted their bendy bodies and sharp teeth to become specifically designed for hunting small animals down burrows. So having 5 small kittens in the house were a easy target for the ferret - it didn't even have to chase them underground.

I suspect that your ferret doesn't so much as "get along" with your other cats, and is instead "not be big enough to fight them, so leaves them alone".

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Q: You were raising five orphaned kittens and your pet ferret slipped into their room one night and killed them all Why would the ferret do this because he gets along with your other cats?
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