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Ferrets are affectionate, intelligent small animals that love to play and explore. They are known for their happy, inquisitive nature and humorous behavior.
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Ferrets are quirky and playful and downright adorable—but are ferrets good pets? Yes!
As intelligent and social animals, ferrets can make great family pets. With time and patience, pet parents can teach their ferrets to roll over, fetch, and perform other simple tricks.
Ferrets are not rodents— they are members of the mustelid family, along with weasels, badgers, and otters. They come in a variety of colors and patterns.
Ferrets are usually nocturnal or crepuscular (most active around sunrise and sunset). Although ferrets are known to be highly active while awake, they also need a lot of rest. Generally, ferrets will sleep for at least 14 to 16 hours a day.
Are ferrets cuddly?
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Ferrets (Mustela putorius furo – which translates as ‘stinky raging thief’) belong to the carnivore family of the Mustelidae and their closest ancestor is the European polecat. Despite their rather misunderstood nature, they have recently become very popular pets for their charming and cheeky characters, and inquisitive and playful nature. They can learn to see humans as companions and form a strong bond with their owners.
Knowing more about the biology and behaviour of ferrets can help you to understand them. Read the facts below to find out more about these furry creatures.
Ferret Handling!
Ferret Grooming and Care
Pet ferrets need daily handling, playtime, and exercise outside their enclosed habitat. Ferrets must always be closely supervised when outside of their habitats.
Pet parents should only allow their ferrets to access “ferret-proofed” spaces that are free from wires, cables, and other objects they can chew.
Ferrets also have an instinctive need to dig and forage. Keep houseplants out of their ferret’s reach and ensure that no plants kept in the house are toxic.
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Knowing more about the biology and behaviour of ferrets can help you to understand them. Read the facts below to find out more about these furry creatures.