Would be good for a single ferret?
1937986
In my opinion, I feel that this particular cage is too small for a ferret. I have 3 of these cages...one Degu in each. I feel that this cage is better suited to smaller animals.
1937987
Yes it would she give you lots and lots of Time out of his cage I used to have this cage but I upgraded to the double get some so much more room
2169652
I would get something with more room for a ferrett. I have a chinchilla and its just big enough for him. I don't kno if ferretts chew but my chinchilla chewed a lot of the plastic on it so if they chew I would look for something different.
48218
Ferrets are more destructive than rats, this will absolutely work for rats. Fleece is great for any rodents/weasels etc because they don't eat it, and it fits tightly enough so they treat it as the ground rather than a material to burrow i between.
2158662
NO. For around the same price you can buy a bunny cage. My rats love the cage but my Ferrets seem to not like the levels or ramps so a bunny would hate it.
1085166
Its not as big as it looks. My cat loves the carpet cover, but she is just a little too big to get inside. I kept it because I cannot carry it back to the post office and if she enjoys part of it, thats better than ignoring it. Im not sure how big your ferrets are, but they might like it. Im not really knowledgeable about them. The kitten on top tho, I missed that.
2199600
the ferret nation is not good for rats. The bar spacing is to far apart and depending on the age and size of the rat, it may escape. You will need a critter nation cage for rats. I have the 2 story cage and I have 6 females in it. It works fine.
2135892
I don't think it would work for a ferret. This is big around on my five pound chihuahua, although it is good in the length.
142806
Yes, it's small enough that a ferret won't squeeze through, but a hamster very likely could. There is almost a full inch of space between the vertical bars.
1487143
I do not believe there is, but then again I don't have ferrets. The material is not exactly claw and or teeth proof if they were motivated.
1207369
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.
1506545
Wld really have to see it! Might be a little big but maybe try because it's good to start it young! I bought forMy daughters ferret and she is a full grown ferrets but small!
1322996
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!
2096669
The slats should be small enough to contain a ferret. It is only 24" high, so as long as you don't have a climber, this should contain a ferret. I use it for a tiny dog (3lbs at the time) and it worked perfectly.
772261
I haven't had a ferret but I've had friends who have and from what I've seen this could easily be used for ferrets. the only problem I have had out of mine is that the metal grate comes out because my guinea pig digs around and it comes up. so i just took it out. I still stuff the hay down in the back of it though because she just reaches in and pulls it all out.
240952
I don't have a ferret, but suspect that since they are quite weasley, it is possible for one to get out. There are mesh vents on 3 sides which could be chewed by a ferret. I would suggest a hard cat carrier with a metal door.
935821
I think so...my son has two rats in rhis cage and so yes i think a young ferret will do well..:)
975357
Yes for ferrets, rats are too small :( My cat just knocked it over to get the food out