ferret in kit

[gye2007 1]

is a ferret in kit (pregnant) for 6 weeks or 9

[The one 8,467]

A day short of six weeks

[Tiny 7 1,694]

As the one says,

 

Do a bit of research on google fella if your planning having a few ..........

 

 

[gye2007 1]

A day short of six weeks

thanks mate

[Elmer Fudd 2011 39]

the jill gos 42 days give or take a day

[Beddy-Poacher 30]

I was just wondering myself. My mate has bred his and I was just wondering what age are the kits ready to leave their mother? Regards, BP.

[Elmer Fudd 2011 39]

about 6 to 8 weeks old

[The one 8,467]

'Beddy-Poacher' timestamp='1305583138' post='2062071']

I was just wondering myself. My mate has bred his and I was just wondering what age are the kits ready to leave their mother? Regards, BP.

 

 

Be better saying twelve weeks when i go to pick a kit i like to see something that looks like a young ferret no a big mouse which they do if folk try to get rid of them at 5/6 weeks

[ferret lady 73]

Kits really need to stay with their littermates and dam through at least 10 weeks. They aren't mature enough mentally and emotionally for a new home until then. There is nothing sadder than listening to a 6-8 week kit crying for his mother. If someone isn't willing to keep them that long, feed and socialize them properly, then they shouldn't have bred the litter.

[j davies 8]

Kits really need to stay with their littermates and dam through at least 10 weeks. They aren't mature enough mentally and emotionally for a new home until then. There is nothing sadder than listening to a 6-8 week kit crying for his mother. If someone isn't willing to keep them that long, feed and socialize them properly, then they shouldn't have bred the litter.

good advise there your right i let mine go at 12 weeks they are ok then and dont nip the longer the better and every kit turned out well to so must be some thing in it they do lern off the mother

[Beddy-Poacher 30]

Thanks for replies you lot, Much appreciated