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Super Pet FerreTrail Flex-E Fun-Nels, Colors Vary

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Super Pet FerreTrail Flex-E Fun-nels, Colors Vary

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  • Flex-E Fun-nel stretches to 8-foot to create plenty of hiding places and tunneling space for your pet
  • Easily connectable to various ferretrail products, by using a ferretrail connectore ring (sold separately) so you can build your own playground system
  • Encourages exercise and hours of fun and healthy playtime for your pet
  • Ideal for ferrets, guinea pigs, pet rats, chinchillas, and other small animals
  • Compact tube expands to a full 8-foot long tunnel for play

Flex-e fun-nel is the ultimate ferret exerciser. Flex-e fun-nel stretches into 8 feet of tunneling fun for your favorite furry friend. Use a ferretrail connector ring (sold separately), to connect two flex-e fun-noels to each other. Flex-e fun-noels attach directly to ferretrail tubes, elbows and tees creating a playground system for ferrets and other pets. Giving your pet access into and out of their care home.


Super Pet FerreTrail Flex-E Fun-nels, Colors Vary

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Pet Ferrets question by brit-brit: How much do ferrets cost normally at Pet land?
I want to buy a ferret from either pet land or jack’s aquarium and pets. Does anyone know which one is cheeper?

Pet Ferrets best answer:

Answer by ♥I’m Me♥
Why don’t you adopt one. Plenty are on craigslist or search ferret rescue your city/state/zip code.

How to Care For a Ferret : Pet Ferret Facts

Watch an exotic animal health technician explain general information about a ferrets, including their age, life span, and habits, in this free online video. Expert: Sarah Tingle Contact: www.extracareanimalhospital.net Bio: Sarah Tingle is a resident exotic animal health technician specializing in dog health care. Filmmaker: Hiu Yau
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Super Pet Clean Cage Safe Deodorizer, 16-Ounce Reviews

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Super Pet Clean Cage Safe Deodorizer, 16-Ounce

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  • Fresh smelling formula safely cleans and deodorizes cages for fast acting and long lasting results
  • Medium size 16-ounce easy to hold bottle has trigger pump action
  • Safe to use for small animal habitats
  • Regular use of Clean Cage will contribute to the quality care your pet needs and desrves
  • Has refreshing odor control properties

16-Ounce Clean Cage Safe Deodorizer. This non-toxic cage cleaner and deodorizer contains a unique combination of environmentally safe cleansing agents plus refreshing odor control properties to safely clean your pet's home and accessories.


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Pet Ferrets question by CobraGuy: What is a good substitute pet for someone who likes ferrets?
My girlfriend would love to have a ferret as a pet, but they’re illegal in California (and she’s not a rule breaker). Some of what she likes about ferrets is that they are very playful and mischievous.

Pet Ferrets best answer:

Answer by McDoom
Perhaps rats? I know someone who keeps rats and is planning to switch to ferrets at some point.

I know someone else who keeps ferrets, too, so I have at least some basis for comparison.

2012 Rabies Clinics Announced
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There is no charge for the vaccination, but a donation of $ 5.00 per pet is appreciated. All pets will be vaccinated regardless of their owner's ability to donate. Anyone that has a dog, cat, or domesticated ferret that is at least three months old is …
How to Care For a Ferret : Training Pet Ferrets to Use the Litter Box

Watch an exotic animal health technician explain how to train a pet ferret to use a litter box in this free online video. Expert: Sarah Tingle Contact: www.extracareanimalhospital.net Bio: Sarah Tingle is a resident exotic animal health technician specializing in dog health care. Filmmaker: Hiu Yau
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Super Pet Pet-N-Playpen for Rabbit, Guinea Pig and Ferret

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Super Pet Pet-N-Playpen for Rabbit, Guinea Pig and Ferret

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  • Includes 47-inch by 55-inch protective plastic mat to guard your floors from messes
  • Easily connects to any ferretrail home to expand the living space by using the optional passageway connector & locking cap that is included
  • A sizable enclosure for rabbits, guinea pigs, ferrets, or other small animals
  • Includes 8 individual wire panels that can be set up anyway you like to create over 9 square foot play enclosure
  • Each connectable wire panel is 29-inch high, 18-inch wide and has 1-inch wire spacing

Connectable small animal playpen is ideal for rabbits, guinea pigs or ferrets. Features over 9 square feet of interactive playtime space. Includes 8 wire panel that you use to design you pets enclosure. Easy assembly and folds down in seconds for easy storage. Includes protective plastic mat to prevent any messes. Can connect to any ferretrail home with optional passageway connector and locking cap that is included.


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Pet Ferrets question by sweetaimers21: Do pet squirrels and ferrets get along?
I have 2 ferrets and Im trying to find another less common pet to be their new friend.

Pet Ferrets best answer:

Answer by Vanessa M
hmm, i wouldn’t try it.
Squirrels are rodents, I believe, and ferrets really don’t get along well with rodents.
Ferrets were originally used to hunt and kill rodents. People would have them in their house, and sailors would have them on their ships, so that they could get into little small places and kill rats and mice. Kinda like how some people keep cats nowadays to kill mice.

Honestly, ferrets get along best with ferrets. But if you want to try getting a different animal, you could always keep them separate.
Or I suppose, if you have your heart set on them being friends, you could put their cages close together, and see how they act towards eachother. Just don’t let them run free with eachother until you know they get along, and I still wouldn’t recommend any types of rodents.
Good luck though!

Caring for Pets During the Busy Holiday Season
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He takes care of all sorts of pets for his clients, from dogs and cats to birds, ferrets, fish, iguanas and gerbils. Even if you don't need a pet sitter's services, Freedlander is offering some advice for pets-on-the-go. "Take all their toys, food, …
How to Care For a Ferret : Pet Ferret Food

Watch an exotic animal health technician explain how to choose the right food for a pet ferret in this free online video. Expert: Sarah Tingle Contact: www.extracareanimalhospital.net Bio: Sarah Tingle is a resident exotic animal health technician specializing in dog health care. Filmmaker: Hiu Yau
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Super Pet Ferret Hi-Corner Litter Pan, Colors Vary

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Super Pet Ferret Hi-Corner Litter Pan, Colors Vary

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  • Potty training made easy
  • Designed to prevent messes
  • Attaches directly to any wire cage
  • For ferrets and other small animals
  • 10-Inch long, 13-3/4-inch wide, 6-1/2-inch high

Hi-corner litter pan is our best selling original design. The hi-corner litter pan is the perfect litter pan for ferrets and other pets. Yes, small animals can be litter trained. The hi-corner litter pan fits easily into small animal cages. It features elevated high corners to help accommodate messy back-ups, while also preventing messes and litter from scattering outside the cage. Comes with two security locks for easy attachment to the cage. It is constructed of easy-to-clean, stain and odor resistant plastic and is available in four assorted colors.


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Pet Ferrets question by american_wardog: What are some funny/strange things that your pet Ferrets do?
mine like to crawl into the back of my shirt when I sit, lick the hairs on my arm and nibble on the inside of one elbow. i have two females and they are great.

Pet Ferrets best answer:

Answer by mark b
Mine likes to crawl in the toilet and eat diapers. It’s quite humorous. Once he ate a baby and had gas for like a month. That’s krazy cool. Well, maybe I don’t have a ferret.

How to Care For a Ferret : Pet Ferret General Care

Watch an exotic animal health technician explain how to provide general health care for a pet ferret in this free online video. Expert: Sarah Tingle Contact: www.extracareanimalhospital.net Bio: Sarah Tingle is a resident exotic animal health technician specializing in dog health care. Filmmaker: Hiu Yau
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What to Do When Your Child Wants a Chinchilla for a Pet

Let’s say your child wants a pet. Ok, you think, “I can deal with a small puppy or a kitten”. Hmm……so you think. What if your child told you they wanted a chinchilla for a pet? A chinchilla? Yes, your child says again, a chinchilla. You think, they probably don’t know how to spell it, let alone pronounce the word.

It looks like you’ll have to do some research on chinchillas. First, you’ll have taken into account the age of your child. Find out why they would want a chinchilla. Maybe they saw someone else with one and couldn’t resist. Children like to compete against each other. Are they old enough to take care of a pet such as this? If so, will they need assistance? If it’s an exotic animal like this one, more than likely they will need your assistance. They would probably need your assistance anyway because most children have a short attention span.

When they find out the child’s explanation for wanting this exotic animal, they have to think about if they really want it in the house or not. Will they be good company for your child? Will the animal and your child have a human to animal relationship? Are they going to be responsible? You’ll have to make your child understand that caring for an exotic animal such as a chinchilla is very different than taking care of a puppy. A chinchilla requires more maintenance.

Once the decision is made to get the chinchilla, there are other factors to take into consideration. You must recognize and be ready for changes in your home. Their sleeping habits are different. Chinchillas are basically night owls, so if you or your child is not sensitive to noise in the wee hours of the morning, more power to you. Chinchillas are known for making noise early in the morning, before the roosters do their cackling. You will need to set aside a room for the chinchilla.

Chinchillas like to roam free, so they need plenty of space. Or you can purchase a cage for them. The cage has to be big enough so they can roam around. You must also provide the animal with wheels and chew toys to play with inside the cage. The wheels are moreso for exercise than playing. They cannot be still and must be able to have a few outlets. They are allowed to get out of the cage each day for at least 30 minutes. /When they’re out of the cage, they must have supervision so they won’t trip over anything or get their legs caught up in wires, etc. Their legs and feet are very delicate.

Then there’s the task of keeping them clean. You must use a dust bath to keep their fur fresh and clean. This must be done at least once a week. Keeping them from excessive heat and humidity is another issue. The chinchilla must be kept at a comfortable temperature at all times. Not too hot and not too cold. The moderate temperature must be constant. They can consume dried fruits, such as raisins, but only in moderation. Their body cannot digest fried fruit every day.

After finding out all of this and you still want your child to have this exotic pet, by all means, give it a try.

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