[header] How to care for a ferret [title] Select a cage that is at least 18 " x 18 " x 30. [step] " this is enough room for a single ferret. If you get another one, then you'll need a slightly larger cage.
[header] How to care for a ferret [title] Select a cage that is at least 18 " x 18 " x 30. [step] " this is enough room for a single ferret. If you get another one, then you'll need a slightly larger cage.
48 " x 30 " equals approximately 3 square feet. [title] Place at least two boxes in the cage. [title] Decide on your ferret's chosen feliways. [step] They're simple fruit or vegetable cages with bars, but some ferret owners suggest an elongated cage, similar to indoor versions. It is recommended that you visit your local wildlife office before purchasing a cage for a ferret, as you want to ensure that your ferret is no more than six months old. Never put a growing ferret in a very small cage. A wire cage works the best, as ferrets have a tendency to chew through wooden bars. Some cages are bi-level and come with specialty ramps and spots to attach a hammock.