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Is it necessary for ferrets to have there injections I have 3 and it’s going to cost me 160 pound for the first course and then I have to pay another 160 for a second. I don’t work them I just have them for when I kill  pigeons and rabbits so the kill doesn’t go to waste. 

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I have never had mine vaccinated. I will pay for jill jabs if necessary, a few surgeries over the years to sort abcesses out, just not found it necessary.  Unless you are taking them on hols abroad or going near unvaccinated dogs or walking them on footpaths should be fine. Only other action I take is if I ever bring a new ferret in its quarantined in another hutch for 2 weeks. 

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