I have two ferrets and I'm wondering if I could use this for them?
1085164
Yes, I believe so. They're pretty slinky from what I know of them. I'm sure they'd go nuts popping in and out of the holes and climbing the pole. Actually, being weasels, they might really like popping out of the holes.
1085165
I would not recommend this product, I bought it for my kitten and within two hours both toy balls were broken off and can not be reattached .
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.
1367914
Absolutely. Make sure to get this one, the critter nation, and not the ferret nation though. This would be a perfect sugar glider cage.
935821
I think so...my son has two rats in rhis cage and so yes i think a young ferret will do well..:)
2169649
I have never owned Ferrets before. But, this is a pretty big cage. I had 2 Rats in it with plenty of room. My guess is it would be big enough for one Ferret.
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).
233323
I would think not. The ramps and floors are not very strong. Works well for my gerbils, but they do knock off the ramps often. When washing, the floors fall off easy, although when attached to the tank, they seem to hold up. I do not know how much ferrets weigh, but I am sure they are much heavier than gerbils. The ramps are narrow also. I would look for something made for ferrets. Hope this helps.
505951
It should work for ferrets. It will drip when it's new. Mine worked fine after several fills.
1059470
I loved this cage for my ferrets. I only had two of them and it worked great. I know that rats chew quite a bit, and wonder if they would chew on the plastic parts. Aside from that it should work great for one or two.
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.
935822
Yes, it's big enough for now, but once your ferret grows to maturity (and it doesn't take long) the cage will seem small. You'd be better off investing in a larger cage right away.
2096668
No. My grandchildren have two ferrets. They would climb right out. Need something with a top.
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.
2240313
It might. I can hardly see how little ferret claws could be any sharper than my cats' claws. I think it would depend on how determined your little friend is. It's probably worth a try.
123851
I would say no. We had Guinea Pigs and they were a little bigger than my ferret. Plus a ferret naturally climbs through things. Not sure my guinea pigs would have done that. Buy a dryer hose and see if they climb through the hose. I hooked it up to an big empty box. Ferret loves slithering through it. I can only recommend Octo-Play for ferrets since I no longer have a guinea pig.
1460280
I think it would work...my chihuahua is about 6 pounds and he likes being in this. So it should be plenty of room for a ferret.
12026
Hi Mary May work. One thing though. The front lip is low so ferrets can back in. That's the way they do it. Funny to watch. They don't bury like cats so spillover isn't an issue (except when the litter is new and they decide it's fun to play in the litter). With cats, you may end up with litter spill out the front. Also, they may outgrow it soon.
1918740
Yes, you can. You can even take them out through the doors after assembly. I ended up taking a few out for my ferrets, they didn't need them.