Is it washable? I thought maybe it could be washed and reused? Is it good for a ferret? he is tearing up the newspaper liner in his cage.
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No, this product is not washable. I use it in a parrots cage. The tray is lined with newspaper and the Prevue liner is on top of the newspaper. Usually, I can just pull up the Prevue liner and toss in the trash. If it is damp (when she takes a bath it can get wet), I might pick up one layer of newspaper with the liner to keep things fresher. Then I cut a new piece of Prevue liner and put the tray back in the cage. You get a big roll of the product and I think it is worth trying it with your ferret. Be sure to give your ferret something clean to tear up, usually something made out of cotton. They can make a bed or just hide under it. No, this product is not washable. I use it in a parrots cage. The tray is lined with newspaper and the Prevue liner is on top of the newspaper. Usually, I can just pull up the Prevue liner and toss in the trash. If it is damp (when she takes a bath it can get wet), I might pick up one layer of newspaper with the liner to keep things fresher. Then I cut a new piece of Prevue liner and put the tray back in the cage. You get a big roll of the product and I think it is worth trying it with your ferret. Be sure to give your ferret something clean to tear up, usually something made out of cotton.... » Read More No, this product is not washable. I use it in a parrots cage. The tray is lined with newspaper and the Prevue liner is on top of the newspaper. Usually, I can just pull up the Prevue liner and toss in the trash. If it is damp (when she takes a bath it can get wet), I might pick up one layer of newspaper with the liner to keep things fresher. Then I cut a new piece of Prevue liner and put the tray back in the cage. You get a big roll of the product and I think it is worth trying it with your ferret. Be sure to give your ferret something clean to tear up, usually something made out of cotton. They can make a bed or just hide under it. « Show Less
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I don't know why it wouldn't be good for a ferret but I think he would still tear it up. Not washable.
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I have hand washed her, submerged her in water, scrubbed lightly on a stain. She turned out fine, but I wouldn't want to do it very often. And she does have a magnet under her smile - it's what holds that pacifier on. Otherwise, she's pretty much like any other stuffed toy. I've seen some ratty Stella's at Goodwill that look like they have been through the washer a few times, so I wouldn't toss her in the wash machine.
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I believe it's machine washable. (We don't have pets, so I haven't needed to wash it yet.) There is stitching that holds the insides in several places, so there is no danger of the filling bunching up.
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I had success washing this bed after my friends dog got it dirty. I used the delicate cycle and used cold water. Also put it on the dryer without any problems. I recommend this bed :)
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Love my snoozer!!! I have two boxers and buy them new ones about every twk years. You can take the cover off and wash it but I like to have new clean ones. The inside stuffing is cedar and fluff. Idk. But they are awesome!!!!
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Probably not. My ferrets ripped it apart in hours. Threw it away a week later. Seriously a waste of money: ( don't bother .. get a dryer hose... not see through but what cheaper! !!!!
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I looked at the tag it was attached to the product and it doesn't say anything about washing. And the outer fabric is not removable (there is no extra fabric that you can remove), so I think this is not washable.
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I've washed mine in the top rack, left it in there to dry too. I don't have this out for the cats too often, it is only for special treat time so it doesn't get washed a whole lot but after a dozen or so washes, it seems to survive fine on top rack on normal cycle.
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The box just says that it is washable, personally, I wouldn't. I hope this helps.
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I've had ferrets before and I can promise you that your ferret will "ferret" out of it in no time. Their sharp teeth and claws will tear through the plastic and netting. You would need something solid to enclose a ferret and this is soft, making it easy to fold up and keep in it's convenient travel case.
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I can only imagine if this plush animal were put in a washing machine, it might not end well. I would just spot clean with a non-bleach wipe, baby wipe or some soapy water.
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Love the size of the cage. We have four cages for 5 gps. with litter pans and fleece. It's not 100% that they will use the pan. And we've had several water bottle leaks and disasters. It's all such a pain to clean/vacuum off fleece, etc... It has to be easier? I don't want to divide the space because they love running. What is the easiest, fastest, pet friendly way to clean them? THANKS!!!
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I haven't been counting. But it is definitely not made to be disposable, so you can probably wash it many, many times.
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It's a pretty tough fabric. Unless he's actually clawing at it or digging on it it should be fine. It's hard to answer this question except to say I think it will be fine. I have a 90lb rottie that has been using it for over 2 years. She doesn't claw at it or mess with it though. I also put an old comforter I had on it. A dog certainly could destroy this though if it wanted to, but it's not going to happen by accident.
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It doesn't say machine washable on the tag. I would just hand wash and line dry. He's really soft. :). Hope this helps.
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It is a plastic resin rattan, so you should be able to wash it up with no problem.
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I got this from my ferret and it is working great for him he does like to chew on the sippers cause as a rubber casing on it some stitches come out from him scratching at it when I close it for a few minutes but if I keep it open he does not scratch at it he likes Pop his head out and look at everybody's I think this would work great for ferret but not for like of vet carrier in this works great for me bring him around town with me