Category Archives: Ferret

Adrenal Disease One of the most common conditions to occur in ferrets is adrenal disease. Growths or enlargement of the adrenal gland typically requires surgery. External signs are a loss of hair, usually starting at the tail and working forward. … Continue reading →

Choosing a ferret, of course, involves a certain emotional commitment. But there are a few objective factors that you can look at to help you decide. Age is among the first factors a prospective ferret buddy will want to consider. … Continue reading →

Ferrets require more care than cats or dogs. Though they sleep about 18 hours per day, when they’re awake they’re very active. They’re also extremely curious and love to explore. Unless they’re always caged, that makes them somewhat accident prone. … Continue reading →

Ferret illness symptoms are something that happens to these pets as much as it can happen to you.  A ferret can catch your common cold or your flu too.  It is often hard to tell if your animal is not … Continue reading →

Owning a ferret is a lot of work but it is also rewarding work too.  For those that are looking for a pet that can keep them occupied and amused, this may be the perfect animal for the job.  The … Continue reading →