ferrets are not cheap, caring properly for them is quite expensive. If you don't have the money for a ferrets cage and supplies, just get a dog instead.
He wants out. Is your ferret getting enough time out of it's cage?
Ferrets can be okay by themselves - as long as they have plenty attention from humans and plenty of time out of their cage. My ferret is an only ferret after his cagemate died of old age at 9 years. I do not cage him, letting him free roam in a ferret proof bedroom, and I play with him a lot as he does demand my attention. If your ferret is going to be alone if you are away from home frequently, like for a job or school, then another ferret would be needed for companionship.
One may purchase a ferret cage at Petco, Petsmart, Atwoods, or Walmart.
You can put a ferret in a hamsters cage on a temporary basis as long as it's not being used to house hamster's as the ferret will kill them. A ferrets needs a large size cage made for ferrets.
No the ferret cage does not need to be off the ground.
Ferret cage category might be under small mammals, small animals or exotic animals
Yes. Or board them at the vet or get them a sitter.You can use a pet carrier for temporary housing, I have two pet carriers (small and large) as I do not own a cage nor do I cage my ferret.
A ferret should be allowed out of the cage for about 4 hours daily. Outside time of the cage, walks on a harness is fun!
In a ferret cage. You can buy them at pet stores and a starter kit to help you out. Hope that helps!
In Denver, the cost of a ferret typically ranges from $100 to $300, depending on the breeder or pet store. Additionally, initial setup costs, including a cage, food, and supplies, can add another $200 to $400. It's also important to factor in ongoing costs for veterinary care and supplies. Always ensure that you are purchasing from a reputable source to guarantee the health and well-being of the ferret.
A ferret will almost certainly kill and eat a guinea pig if it had the chance.
The ferret might chew on the tape and cause stomach problems