Ferret Sleeping Quaters

[stubby 175]

Hehe... I can se that my ferrets are pampered. They have an outdoor cage in 3 levels, sand in the botton, and carpets on the other 2 levels. On top shelf they have a box to nest in, besides the 2 hammocks and 4-5 fleece blanckets, scattered arond the cage.

 

I knew one who used hay, but he couldn't get rid of the flees. I have never had any flees on my ferrets.

 

CARPET

[Guest Magwitch]

This is Julia's court, looks excellent to me very well designed and the ferrets look very contented have a look at her website its very good too.

Edited February 6, 2008 by Magwitch

[stubby 175]

I've gor a couple of yard of shag-pile here pat, only a £5

she'll be telling us they have birthday parties next

 

 

joking apart, looked at her website, and have to admit she's done a good job of the site, and clearly loves her ferts and probably takes better care of them than others

[Julia 0]

Now you're me blush.

 

The cage I have to my ferrets was build long ago, before i got ferrets, and redesigned after a couple of years damage to the cage. (And course I got more ferrets, they needed a level more to the cage.)

 

Today I would prefer a large ferretcourt, with a large surface to walk on, tiles digged down all over and under, so the ferrets could dig all they wan't. And a shed they could walk into and sleep in, with lots of blankets and hammocks. In there I could also keep their food and equipment.

Maybe a little pond in the court, and something to crawl on, like a tree stub? Or some branches.

Here were talking aroung 20-25 kvm (don't know the english term for areasize?)