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I love this web-site, thousands of congrats! I'm waiting 4 more weeks to get my fuzzies home from the breeder's. They are 2 kits (brothers) of 4 weeks old, when they become 8 weeks I will take them to a new forever home.

Meanwhile, I'm reading tons of information about ferrets, because I don't believe in taking home a living creature without knowing exactly what you are getting into. If more people did their research, the shelters would not be as full of abandoned ferrets as they sadly are... They are not pets for everybody, though they are really cute, there is a lot of responsibility envolved. Luckily I can take care of 2 of them, financially and with my time to play and give them all the attention they do deserve.

Thank you for the informations here, once again. Keep up with the good work! We first-time-ferret-owners (i like to think I'm going to be their mother instead of an owner, and they make us get prepared for them as we were going to have a baby, soo. :D ) need people like you guys, helping with our millions of doubts.

I owned two ferrets, male and female, for 4 years, and it was the most beautiful experience ever... I raised them and took excellent care of them... never had them in a cage, always running around the house and free to leave to the garden... of course I had to search for escaping ways before leaving them run free... I put the female down first because of cancer, and two months later the male because of the same illness and maybe sadness for losing his couple...It was very hard for us but something that was needed to be done... During this time they lived with my three cats and the kittens my cat had... they were never aggressive or something like that... always a perfect caring and loving pet... After that someone gave me an old ferret she had kept in a cage for three years... it was nice to see how it experimented the change in it life after being caged to feel free to run and go up and down the stairs... The best experience ever.... Ferrets are not for everyone, they need a lot of care, cleaning, and healthcare... Greetings!!!

I found the litter training article to be of help. Although I haven't tried it yet because I just read it, it seems the best idea yet that I have read. My mom says I should get a bigger litter box such as a cat one because I have two ferrets and the one tends to not go in the same litter box. So if I get a bigger one they both have enough room. My only problem is they like to play in the fresh corn cob litter right after I clean their cage and get it all over my room. If you could help me there it would be great thanks ;)

I'm a first time owner of an adorable male ferret named Puck. I just got him today! He is 1-1/2 years old and he loves to play with my three cats and dog. Right now he is asleep on my dogs back (a yellow lab).

I love ferrets and I am getting one.

Hey! I've got a cage and will be hopefully getting a ferret within the next couple of weeks (summer vacations make it hard right now). I am disappointed by the fact that there are so few if any breeders in NY! :( But I can't wait to get my fuzzy at a nearby pet store :)

Well this is my second ferret but it has been so long it feels like my first! His name is Mooch and I love him dearly! I can't believe I waited so long to have another one! I will never be without ferret again! LOL!

Great site, pity that UK ferret clubs do not take more interest in ferret colours.

Hi, our family just brought home our first ferret kit. Her name is Scooter an she is the sweetest thing. We are enjoying learning all we can about our little friend and loving the playtime she shares with us.

I found this site while doing ferret research. I can not WAIT to get my first ferret.

Hello!

I just wanted to say that I am the owner of six ferrets. Though they may not be the best pets for everyone, they are for me. You do need to learn all you can about them before getting one (what this site is for :). I own both males and females. My two males are very cuddly, and playful at the same time, they tend to have less energy then my females, who hop around like jumping beans. I love both males and females. I usually buy a female if I want super frisky, and a male if I want more cuddly. Though this is not always the rule, in my case, the males are more mellow. By the way, I love this site. Thank you so much for helping people learn about these wonderful animals!

-Lauren,

And her babies: Mr. Tanker Toodle Dookins (Tank), Roxy, Keeley, Nina, Simone, and Baxter.

I've had ferrets, both jills & hobbs. I can honestly say I prefer the jills, they're more loving, loyal and learn quicker than the hobbs. Not to say I don't like hobbs. I have a hob named Jack (no surprise). He's a lot larger, a bit of a bully and always into mischief. I even take my jill in the bath with me! I wouldn't be without my ferrets. xxx Ann

I just want to know some information about the ferrets with pictures.

FERRETS are really good pets!