Well, honey, let me tell you straight - dogs eating ferret pellets won't kill them, but it sure ain't good for their health. Ferret food is specially formulated for those stinky little weasels, not our furry best friends. If Fido's been chowing down on some ferret chow, keep an eye out for tummy troubles and switch him back to his own doggy grub ASAP.
Life.
Will do no harm, I have a cat that eats Dogfish heads.
No...not even if the dog eats one.
It sounds like your dog is playing by mouthing with your ferret. Mouthing and biting is how they learn as puppies playing with other puppies. There are variations in a dog's behavoir depending on the breed. Remember that a dog can kill a ferret very easily, even if he's only playing. Your dog needs to be trained that this is unacceptable behavoir with your ferret, otherwise you need to keep them separated. A ferret can bite pretty hard and may bring out instinct in your dog to harm your ferret. Never leave a ferret unsupervised with any other animals.
Yes, it would be safe to wash your dog in ferret sheen.
Yes, ferret cologne would be safe to use on your dog
NO Your ferret will die it's DOG FOOD not ferret food
As long as the ferret ate a little, it will be okay. A ferret fed dog food continually will die. Ferrets need to be fed ferret food only.
If your dog eats a battery, you should seek immediate veterinary care. Batteries can be toxic and cause serious harm to your dog's health. Do not induce vomiting or give any home remedies without consulting a professional.
I would use products for ferrets only, dog products may be harmful for a ferret.
Dogs are carnivores. Depending on the size of the dog a lamb shank bone should cause no harm.
If a dog eats a battery, it can cause serious harm to the dog's digestive system. The battery's chemicals can leak and cause burns or blockages, leading to potential life-threatening complications. It is important to seek immediate veterinary care if a dog ingests a battery.