What Is The Best Food For Ferrets

[ferret100 47]

Mine have a mixture of different dried foods (a mix of whatever good brands on offer ) plus a range of meats and fish (cooked or raw, I never waste scraps ). Raw eggs every few weeks as a treat, same with lactose free milk, daily Ferrets Formula.

 

Variety is a very good way to maximise their intake of what they need, not every meat etc holds enough nutritional requirement. As long as the dried food is decent quality and the meat/fish is raw, is non-processed or cooked with salt/herbs etc then it's good to go.

 

Mine get meat summer and winter, in summer I portion the meat into an amount I know they'll eat overnight, freeze the lot and defrost a daily portion, feed at night when flies gone and remove any small scraps if any in morning.

 

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[The one 8,479]

Fresh meat and plenty clean water

[ferretmaniac 5]

I fed mine ferret biscuits and scraps from the rabbit. they love the organs, heart liver...all that sort of stuff.

[Blackbriar 8,569]

FINDUS LASAGNA .

What if they don't like horse ??

[Jamie m 668]

Mine get plenty of fresh grass cuttings and dandelions through the summer doesn't cost me nowt ; )

[jambay5 191]

I feed mine on rabbit, game birds, dry cat food tinned dog or cat food they seem to do ok on it

[bob.243 8,815]

Mine have a mixture of different dried foods (a mix of whatever good brands on offer ) plus a range of meats and fish (cooked or raw, I never waste scraps ). Raw eggs every few weeks as a treat, same with lactose free milk, daily Ferrets Formula.

 

Variety is a very good way to maximise their intake of what they need, not every meat etc holds enough nutritional requirement. As long as the dried food is decent quality and the meat/fish is raw, is non-processed or cooked with salt/herbs etc then it's good to go.

 

Mine get meat summer and winter, in summer I portion the meat into an amount I know they'll eat overnight, freeze the lot and defrost a daily portion, feed at night when flies gone and remove any small scraps if any in morning.

 

Atb.

Anti's!

[The one 8,479]

I feed mine on rabbit, game birds, dry cat food tinned dog or cat food they seem to do ok on it

Your tinned dog or cat foods just 99% water mate the rest is crap they swept up off the floor

[joe14 98]

No need for tinned cat, dog food, full of jelly and crap. Ferrets wont get anything from it..

[The one 8,479]

What you pay for tinned food thats got no feeding value to them you can get twenty kilo of chicken carcasses thats got bones etc in them

[ferret100 47]

 

Mine have a mixture of different dried foods (a mix of whatever good brands on offer ) plus a range of meats and fish (cooked or raw, I never waste scraps ). Raw eggs every few weeks as a treat, same with lactose free milk, daily Ferrets Formula.

 

Variety is a very good way to maximise their intake of what they need, not every meat etc holds enough nutritional requirement. As long as the dried food is decent quality and the meat/fish is raw, is non-processed or cooked with salt/herbs etc then it's good to go.

 

Mine get meat summer and winter, in summer I portion the meat into an amount I know they'll eat overnight, freeze the lot and defrost a daily portion, feed at night when flies gone and remove any small scraps if any in morning.

 

Atb.

Anti's!

Confused here, you're going to have to spell it out for me.

[pie-eater 377]

I feed rabbit and wood pigeon mainly and occasionaly magpie rook or squirrel.