I have a ferret &amp; im looking for a home for my little one, will this work?
916026
We use it for 2 guinea pigs. I don't know much about ferrets. If a ferret climbs, it will escape quite easily (no top to cage).
240951
I love this bag. I have a 8 lb toy fox terrier and she does have enough room to turn around in it. It has a zipper top along with a Velcro strip and a clip to snap it shut for reinforcement so a dog or in your case, a ferret should not be able to open it.
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!
2037507
I have 1 ferret and he has plenty of room that adding another ferret or two wouldn't hurt. You can also block the top and bottom from each other so if you have 2 that fight or need to get used to each other they both have a single good sized cage
414241
If they get along just fine it would work. The only problem I have had with mine is weather. Right now I have it inside another building. But I live in New England and the weather is wet and winter is hard. I am going to seal it with something this spring and use it for a brooder house.
683009
Ir is a good size. Currently only have one ferret but there is plenty of space for two more.
935817
I believe it would be fine for a ferret of that age, but I probably wouldn't use it for a full grown ferret. I have four rats in mine comfortably. The cage is easy to clean and maintain, my only complaint are that the bars are a little weak. I broke one loose just picking up the cage. Hope this helps
935818
I've never had a ferret as a pet but I think it would be. It's plenty big for our two grown guinea pigs.
935820
In theory yes, but I wouldn't recommend it. This cage is best suited to rats. Ferrets do better with more space and in pairs as they are very social and like to play and cuddle together.
1706980
I don't think it would be too small for ferrets in my opinion.. It is plenty big enough for the Netherland Dwarf rabbit.
1435699
absolutely not... They will get out by climbing over it or knocking it down in less than 3 seconds... It good for nothing more than animals like hamsters... a ferret is way too big and can climb ~mark tahiliani
1609449
Yes, i have a very chubby ferret and she fits just fine. I'm not sure a Guinea pig would like it though. I guess it depends on the animal
1506543
It might fit better on a ferret. I bought it for a large rat . The Velcro isnt that strong. My rat just pulled it off of her as soon as I could manage to get it on.
296799
It is possible, however the bottom floor pieces kind of a support for the shape of the cage. And if the ferrets get to the drawer they can kick out the drawer and get out of the bottom of the cage. Or at least the small ones can. I would suggest leaving the bottom wire piece in because the drawer is meant for cleaning up things like food spills and for dander.
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I don't have ferrets but I do have a dog and a cat. It shouldn't matter what type of animal you have, if you have fleas in your house this product works great! Fleas gravitate to the trap from within your house and off animal. Still use your recommended flea meds from the vet, this just catches the ones that are left. Put one in each room of house for optimal results. I have one in my living room and one in the bedroom.
1760603
This is sized for ferrets which are very slim, this harness at its largest just fits around my wrist. Unless its a yorkie puppy i wouldn't imagine this harness would work for you.
156424
Did you end up using this for your ferrets? I was looking to get it for mine. I don't cage but I have a baby on the way so I need them to have a safe space.