Ferrets Reviews

If you want to keep a pet, traditionally bad press that these charming little animals have received aside, ferrets must come pretty high up on any rational person's list of ideal companion animals. They are easily tamed and affectionate creatures, very playful, and will engage their owners in all sorts of amusing antics. Ferrets ...  Read the complete review

Ferrets are part of the mustelid or weasel family, their origins are unknown but it is believed they originated in North Africa and were bought to this country by the Normans, along with the rabbit. Traditionally used to hunt rabbits and rats ferrets have got somewhat of a bad reputation for being smelly and biting. Ferrets are ...  Read the complete review

if you want a fun, excitable loving new pet then go for a ferret. i have 2. an albino boy called coco and a sandy female called katie. i did alot of research before taking the plunge as i had never seen a ferret up close before. there is a wealth of information on the internet for first time buyers. when i got coco i instantly fell in love with ...  Read the complete review

I've heard from various different sources about what the ferrets latin name (Mustela Putorius Furo) actually means in latin. Some of the translations include: Smelly furry thief Stinky mouse carrying thief Stinky weasel Notice the common theme. Ferrets are not known for smelling like roses, seem to be seen as ...  Read the complete review

Ferrets are strange little animals- and you normally either love them, or can't stand them. Admittedly I've never been keen on them myself- I thought they were smelly, nippy and generally nasty little critters! But that was until I acquired, through no choice of my own!, three of the little horrors, and my mind began to change instantly. ...  Read the complete review

One of my friends has a ferret and I personally cannot stand the animals. To me it was a strange choice of pet for him as he is quite a clean and tidy person which seems to go against what I have seen and heard of ferrets. Now im not saying you should not keep ferrets but from what I understand the only reason people kept them was for ...  Read the complete review

We have two new additions to the Hall / Hawkins household – two ferrets. They have settled it extremely well and are both becoming very friendly little fella's. I thought I would share a little bit about these gorgeous creatures for anyone who may be interested. History Of The Ferret A ferret is basically a tame version of the ...  Read the complete review

Ah, ferrets. What an amazing, unusual, intelligent, curious, playful creature. I am truly blessed to have ferrets in my life. However, if considering one as a pet there are some things to keep in mind. As other reviewers have mentioned, Ferrets are kleptos. I have had my keys, wallet, check book, and food, stolen and hidden away ...  Read the complete review

Did you know that the word ferret means “little thief” in Latin? Any ferret owners on here will instantly know what I mean. Pet ferrets love to steal your wallet, purse, keys, anything they can get their teeth on. Did you also know that pet ferrets are rapidly becoming one of the most popular small pets in the US? Ferrets ...  Read the complete review

Hey folks, I’ve been a bit absent of late, due to not attending college, getting very drunk and cutting my fingers on guitar strings. Why do the damn things have to be made of metal, I ask you? I've been writing so many ops on music of late that I thought it was time for a change of pace. And what is one of my biggest loves in ...  Read the complete review

ARE THEY As cunning as a cunning fox that studies the history and arts of slyness and cunning in the world’s most sly, mischievous university of cunning, without anyone even knowing about the scheming his cunning has got him into, and how cunningly deceptive he would be without recognition into a legion of cunning. Ferrets are even ...  Read the complete review

Foxes are cunning, but… Cunning eh? As cunning as a cunning fox that studies the history and arts of slyness and cunning in the world’s most sly, mischievous university of cunning, without anyone even knowing about the scheming his cunning has got him into, and how cunningly deceptive he would be without recognition into ...  Read the complete review

Foxes are cunning, but… Cunning eh? As cunning as a cunning fox that studies the history and arts of slyness and cunning in the world’s most sly, mischievous university of cunning, without anyone even knowing about the scheming his cunning has got him into, and how cunningly deceptive he would be without recognition into ...  Read the complete review

This is my first op, so here goes… I am a great animal lover and not scared of the wide variety of creatures in the world apart from moths and Crane flies (Daddy long legs to most people). So I’m not afraid to own, a somewhat stranger animal than usual. So when I heard a friend of the family was giving ferrets out to ...  Read the complete review

Ferrets are a not actually members of the rodent family, but belong to a family called mustelidae, along with otters, weasels, mink and badgers. Excellent pets they are easily litter trained, friendly and lots of fun. It is unfortunate that ferrets have a bad reputation. As meat eaters, they do have quite large sharp teeth, and are ...  Read the complete review

Ferrets are totally awesome, a member of the weasel family and a relative of the polecat, ferrets can be the friendliest of pets. I had one as a child and if my wife would let me id have a load of them now. Easy to look after, you can buy harnesses for them, they love been stroked and tickled and chuckle when happy as they jump and run ...  Read the complete review

Ive had my ferret about a year now. His names billy, and I got him from a rescue centre where I did my work experience. He reminds me of a kitten, if you like kittens your gonna love ferrets becasue their 10 times more exciting and playfull. They will eat almost anything that cats will eat, or you can just buy ferret food. I tend to give ...  Read the complete review

Ferrets are not actually rodents, they belong to the same group as badgers, otters, mink etc. Ferrets are getting more common as non-working pets, although there are many people who still use them to go rabbitting. Ferrets make great pets, they are naturally clean and very easy to litter train. You can keep ferrets inside or out, but be sure ...  Read the complete review

Ferrets are becoming quite popular pets, and if you have ever had one, you will know why. These adorable little creatures are easy to care for, fun and friendly. Ferrets are naturally clean and can be easily litter trained. Special high backed dirt trays are now available for them. Ferrets can be fed on a complete ferret food, available ...  Read the complete review