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Recent Answers from Ailigh Vanderbush

2009-11-16 Digging in litter box:

This is challenging because ferrets are not always good at using a litterbox. They are also natural diggers, so we have two problems combined into one and it can be an issue. I would first suggest that

2009-11-02 old and new:

I would wait until the new ferret has a clean bill of health and has started to put weight on etc. She is probably uncomfortable around any other animal at the moment. I would also introduce them in

2009-10-29 ferret food-help!:

I would go ahead and try a new food, often a better quality food it "tastier" and he may chose to eat it easily. I would also soften his food - while he is a little old for that, if he is used to it,

2009-09-30 Ferret help:

Generally I recommend two things when a ferret is eating something inappropriate. First, a visit to your vet to make sure he is Ok. Next, look at basic husbandry. Is he on a good quality food and is

2009-08-17 my ferret chews:

You can try the bitter lime, although some ferrets seem to like it! The best solution is to make sure she is supervised around things that she can chew, redirect her to something appropriate to chew on