Any kind of non-clumping, clay-free litter will work just fine. Check your pet store for "Critter Litter" a brand made just for Ferrets and other small animals. It's made of recycled newspaper pellets and special odor absorbers.
Yesterdays News is also good and cheaper than Marshall litter, which is the same thing.
Worlds Best cat litter is amazing at odor control but expensive.
I now use woodstove pellets, I can get a 40lb bag for $5
If First Step is a type of clay cat litter, then no. Ferrets like to snorkel and dig in their litter and clumping/clay cat litters may stick to a ferret's nose or bottom, causing issues. The best type of litter to use is a pelleted litter like Fresh News, Yesterdays News, Marshall ferret litter, or woodstove pellets
its possible there too much litter in the box my ferret did the same thing til i took out some of the litter or if its a younger ferret its possible he s just playing in it
Ferret litters vary greatly. The litter could be just one kit or as many as 17 kits. The average litter is 6-8 kits.
Standard cat litter trays are ideal. More important is the type of litter you use - it must be the non-clumping type, as clumping litter can collect about the ferret's anus (due to them being much lower to the ground than a cat) and in extreme cases cause fatal intestinal blockage.
Yes
A ferret can have 2 litters a year with an average of 8 kits per litter
4to 5 in a litter
It depends on your lifestyle. A baby ferret will need to have lots of human attention to be properly socialized and correct training. An adopted older ferret should already be trained and not as hyper as a baby ferret.
A shed would not be an ideal home for a pet ferret as they are domesticated animals and very susceptible to weather and predators. I would suggest researching first before you get a ferret. An ideal habitat for a ferret would be a large cage with lots a blanks and hammocks. Also a litter box with wood pellet litter rather then regular cat litter because it can cause breathing issues as they will like to dig and play in it. Best advice would be to talk to a shelter... there are plenty around that has a lot of experience to assist.
A ferret's gestational period or time to be pregnant is approximately 42 days.
I don't see why you couldn't, so yes
about $ 10.00 U S for 10 lbs