I want to give my ferret this...can I guys??
1121428
ferrets are obligate carnivores which means they eat nothing but meat..of course they can eat pure chicken..they will love it and will be good for their health.
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I think ferrets can eat chicken, but if in doubt check with your vet. This is simply freeze dried chicken so I feel good giving it to my two Mini Schnauzers. It crumbles if you won't want to give the whole piece. I break a few up on my "boys" food and they love it. We keep this product stocked all the time. Our "boys" love it and I feel good about the eating it.
1121430
These are pure, freeze-dried chicken, so I guess the question is whether ferrets eat chicken . (I buy these as cat treats, as the package contents are identical, and the dog-sized packages are far more economical.
1892044
If a ferret is like a cat and can get its body through wherever it's head will fit then no it probably won't contain them...plus it is poorly made! Our's started loosing slats almost a soon as we put it up...none of them are glued in!
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It worked with my ferrets. Personality also makes a difference. After a few playful nips, one decided I didn't taste good. The other one had to see how I tasted today. I ordered a second bottle, but never needed to use it. He finally gave up. I did do one thing no one is supposed to do. One time it was more like a bite and out of reflex, I bonked his head with the remote control in my hand. I felt bad, but he suddenly saw me as the alpha ferret. In this case, the bonk on the head worked, but I don't recommend it. LOL They were nibbling on my friend's shoes, so I sprayed her shoes. It was funny, they are walking around her shoes, sniffing, and couldn't figure out why they weren't tasty anymore--but it worked. Good luck! It really helped me. It's been almost a year, but the second bottle is still unopened.
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Wld really have to see it! Might be a little big but maybe try because it's good to start it young! I bought for My daughters ferret and she is a full grown ferrets but small!
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You COULD but it is very large. My cat doesn't always eat her ration of food daily so cannot sprinkle it on. I give it to my cat daily in a teaspoon of yogurt. I checked with my Vet and with the company as well. Both ok'd it. She thinks she is getting her 'treat' every morning. She takes it for a bladder disease and now for her joints as she is older. Been giving it to her this way for 8 years.
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It's tiny, size for ferret, I couldn't use it for my small dog. Its sitting on the shelve, I can give it to you.
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I'm not sure about Ferrets. But I own this and it is a playpen for my cat and he loves it!!! He will spend the whole day in it even with the doors open. I added a pet hammock and some soft stuff for the shelves and kitty heaven!
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I really don't think they would work for a ferret. I've seen larger ones but they didn't look big enough either. I guess you could ask a fellow ferret owner to see if they had any luck using them. There might even be larger ones then I've seen. Good luck. If you find one that works I'm sure it'll enjoy using it.
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It's very very small. We bought it for two guinea pigs and it's not large enough for them. I think a ferret could escape from it very easily. My opinion is no! Waste of $.
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I have 2 rats in it currently and have had ferrets before(not in this cage). I really do not think that would work very well. Its pretty small for a ferret and not sure if the platforms would even support the weight.....
2019944
Yes, use a heavy dish with a low center of gravity. You may not be able to get a lot of Pepsi in the dish; enough to tempt him in the cage.
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I have a ferret and it's perfect for her. I think baby rats should be ok. Maybe not mice or hamsters because they might squeeze out.
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I think that using it for a ferret would be fine. I know my 3.8lb yorkie puppy loves it. It's pretty good size. I am able to fit her crate in there along with food and water & a puppy pad which works well when I'm working! It's definitely an awesome investment!
278656
No. Mine broke and he ate the internal fiberglass. Taking him to the vet tomorrow.... will update.
673504
Actually I feel ferrets would love this. The entrance and exit holes are too small for my cat, I just got it for the ball play toy. If you ferrets don't like to eat fuzzy carpet this should work great....in my humble opinion. MMiller
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I am sorry, but I didn't even get the chance to try, due to not being able to put the frame together enough for the tray to even stay on. Now on the other hand I went to Petsmart and was able to find a "All Living Things LUXURY FERRET CAGE". Although it says ferret, it can home rats, and chinchillas, so it would most likely be safe for a hedgehog. Here is the URL with the information on it. http://www.petsmart.com/small-pet/cages/all-living-things-small-animal-home-zid36-20362/cat-36-catid 600022;pgid=_P1a0TWIbC5SRpRa3boS3bSj0000rIr8hK-t;sid=SjAjTZ8t8gQmTcuiJkRmSa8nD0x0X3wmFpZc07hI?var_id=36-20362&_t=pfm%3Dcategory I am very pleased with how easy it was to assemble. Best of luck! I am sorry, but I didn't even get the chance to try, due to not being able to put the frame together enough for the tray to even stay on. Now on the other hand I went to Petsmart and was able to find a "All Living Things LUXURY FERRET CAGE". Although it says ferret, it can home rats, and chinchillas, so it would most likely be safe for a hedgehog. Here is the URL with the information on it. http://www.petsmart.com/small-pet/cages/all-living-things-small-animal-home-zid36-20362/cat-36-catid... » Read More I am sorry, but I didn't even get the chance to try, due to not being able to put the frame together enough for the tray to even stay on. Now on the other hand I went to Petsmart and was able to find a "All Living Things LUXURY FERRET CAGE". Although it says ferret, it can home rats, and chinchillas, so it would most likely be safe for a hedgehog. Here is the URL with the information on it. http://www.petsmart.com/small-pet/cages/all-living-things-small-animal-home-zid36-20362/cat-36-catid 600022;pgid=_P1a0TWIbC5SRpRa3boS3bSj0000rIr8hK-t;sid=SjAjTZ8t8gQmTcuiJkRmSa8nD0x0X3wmFpZc07hI?var_id=36-20362&_t=pfm%3Dcategory I am very pleased with how easy it was to assemble. Best of luck! « Show Less
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I've no experience with ferrets, but I used it for my kitten after he was neutered and declawed. It worked, but I didn't love it, if that makes sense! It did help with urine smell though, so that's a plus. But my cat like to play with/chew on the pellets :/ Have you tried the shredded cardboard - that stuff was awesome when we had guinea pigs! Good luck!