Bleach/detergent

[Gazmapp 13]

Hi guys and gals just wondering what would be best and safe to use for disinfecting the ferret hutch cheers gaz

[The one 8,529]

I just pick a warm day and after cleaning them out blast the hutches with jeyes fluid or a scented bleach and just keep them out till the woods totally dry

[Mr Goodcat 69]

I just pick a warm day and after cleaning them out blast the hutches with jeyes fluid or a scented bleach and just keep them out till the woods totally dry

I do exactly the same and always found this method works well, when the weather is poor and there's not much of a chance of it drying I let the chemicals work there magic for a while then give it a rinse. Mr Goodcat

[paulus 26]

battles black

[bobby blackheart 1,209]

battles black

0r jeyes

[The one 8,529]

If the weather no much use for drying out the hutch i just rinse down the slabs round and under the ferret hutch with diluted bleach and wait for a better day to blast the hutches

[whippet 99 2,613]

red diesiel..........

[onthehunt 40]

I just pick a warm day and after cleaning them out blast the hutches with jeyes fluid or a scented bleach and just keep them out till the woods totally dry

Was told that Jeyes fluid is dangerous for ferrets by some people on here. Can't seem to get hold of scented bleach in the supermarket but I use a pet safe disinfectant, washing up liquid or a mild floor cleaner. I used to use bleach but realized that the hutches can't be that dirty!

[littleterrier 3]

milton babys sterilising fluid its quite good ive used it for years never had any problems and its quite cheep

[foxtails 272]

red diesiel..........

petrol

[Hot Meat 3,109]

trigene, its what vets and zoo's use

[The one 8,529]

milton babys sterilising fluid its quite good ive used it for years never had any problems and its quite cheep

Thats what i use on the water bottles one set on the hutches other set in a bucket of water with a couple of cap fulls rinse them out swap them over job done

[The one 8,529]

 

I just pick a warm day and after cleaning them out blast the hutches with jeyes fluid or a scented bleach and just keep them out till the woods totally dry

Was told that Jeyes fluid is dangerous for ferrets by some people on here. Can't seem to get hold of scented bleach in the supermarket but I use a pet safe disinfectant, washing up liquid or a mild floor cleaner. I used to use bleach but realized that the hutches can't be that dirty!

 

We get two bottles of scented bleach up the market for a £1 and i get a gallon of makro bleach for three quid in this heat its easy enough to get the hutch done and dried and the ferrets are sitting in a big crate in the shade

[paulus 26]

if you cover the floor in shavings, then it still being wet wont matter in the slightest neither will the type of disinfectant used

[The one 8,529]

if you cover the floor in shavings, then it still being wet wont matter in the slightest neither will the type of disinfectant used

With them raking in the shaving if it was wet under neath i would worry they would burn there pads . Easy enough to do it and them do another job till it drys just now