@@littlefurfleece me too!!

I got it from Amazon. I have 3 sets of panels connected together. Each set is 24 panels, 12 plastic, 12 metal. I’ve been using it for 3 years and I love it. It’s sturdier than it looks. I leave it up all summer and take it down in the winter and we move it to mow the grass. The only thing is it doesn’t have a top so I never leave them alone outside. I live basically in the woods and we definitely have prey birds around and I don’t want them getting my babies. And the ferrets can absolutely dig under the panels if given enough time. So I just stay in the pen with them like a giant human scarecrow 😂 amzn.to/3V0T4Ex

You’re are most favorite and best ferret auntie on the planet ❤️

How bad they smell depends on how clean you keep their area, what foods they eat and if they’re spayed/neutered. Also bathing them too often will cause them to smell significantly worse because it washes the natural oils off their skin and then their body over produces those oils to compensate for being washed off. But they definitely have a little bit of a musty smell although most people that own ferrets don’t seem to mind it at all. I’ve noticed the smell is either one of those things that you don’t mind or you really dislike. If you really wanna know what they smell like go to a pet store and pick one up and smell their fur and then smell reduce that smell by at least 10 because pets stores, especially in the US are notorious for not keeping the enclosure clean and also feeding them the worst kind of food on the market so the smell that comes from a ferret in a pet store is far worse in my personal opinion than what it would be once you got them home in a clean environment and switched them to a food that was actually good for their body.

I should’ve also mentioned that even though my ferrets are very well taken care of and their area is super clean. They definitely do have a bit bit of a musty smell. Nothing you’re gonna do is gonna take that away, but it’s not horrible. For example if you come in my house, according to my mother who is one of the most brutally honest people I know she can only smell the ferrets if she comes into their room, she said she can’t smell when she comes in the house, but their room definitely smells a little musty. I wish you had a scratch and sniff button 😂

Ohhhh, thanks a lot for your Comment❤️ i really appreciate your time :) we went to a breeder but they only had 2 boys 1 year old and not neutered. I love your Videos and keep watching them ❤️

@@L.16.9 when you get them from a breeder, they’re normally not fixed, which is good because the ones you get from a pet store in the US are spayed and neutered way too young, which is what causes all those cancers and things that ferrets get. The ferrets that come from pet stores in the US normally come from one big giant, corporate breeder called Marshalls Farms. Most people that get their ferrets from a small breeder will wait until the ferrets a little bit older and either have them spayed or neutered or get an implant that suppresses their hormones but the small breeder ferrets are actually more healthy most of the time because they haven’t been spayed neutered so young and because the pain normally have a better bloodline. All of my favorites are pet store ferrets and I love them with all my heart, but so far all my older babies have been diagnosed with cancer in one form or another and I’ve had multiple surgeries for different things and a lot of it you can be linked to them being spayed and neutered too young.

It really is 😂 I love it!

I just use warm soapy water or a mix of warm water and vinegar if I’m trying ti get rid of smell. The vinegar is a natural disinfectant and won’t hurt the ferrets.

I also add a cup of white vinegar to their liners when I wash them. It helps reduce the pet/ferret smell

@@FerretTails Thank you for replying back.

They are as long as they don’t eat them. I would just keep an eye on your baby make sure that he/shes not going to eat it. That’s really the main concern with most toys for ferrets.

Also blood sugar was normal no insulemia no fever no anything the exotic vet thought it could be took trays couldn't tell if spleen was enlarged or was tumor

@@kimmykakkezz I just went through something similar with my oldest and we ended up doing an exploratory surgery because all his labs and X-rays were not showing the issue. After the vet went in, he was able to confirm he had adrenal disease on his left adrenal gland, a mass at the end of his spleen and he did several biopsies that came back positive for lymphoma. They removed his spleen and left adrenal gland during the surgery and he is now on medication twice a day for the lymphoma. He’s doing pretty good. The vet said we caught it early and he could live another 2 years. He sleeps a lot now days but he always gets up at meal times and he plays like a young baby every once in a while. Without the surgery I’m not sure we would have been able to figure out all that was going on.

They will love it!! I just had my babies outside in their pen today.

I do! I attached the link. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/hadmZ8h618mxdn0.htmlsi=zpkLTOf7dLJW6J_4

Also your story about oscar grooming oliver (or if im wrong..vice versa) brought smiles and wet eyes for sure, especially because I lost a pet named bear as well right before I got my 1st ferret.. but those really are such precious moments, the first time my ferrets slept together it made me so happy.

I’m so happy you didn’t have to go through the fighting. It’s so stressful, but it’s so awesome and emotional when they finally start getting along and you can see their bond forming. One of my favorite things is seeing their individual relationships with each other. It’s just so fascinating and sweet to watch.

He’s ok! It didn’t fall. The bag was brand new and it was too heavy for him to pull down … thankfully. I moved it as soon as I saw him do it. I just happened to have the camera recording that area because they were running around playing, and then he decided to go for the litter, which he had not ever done before. I thought it was a good example of how ferret proofing isn’t a one time thing. I had kept litter up there for months without any of them ever bothering it, but I didn’t have it pushed back far enough. Needless to say, the litter doesn’t get stored there anymore. It’s just not worth the risk.

sorry if it’s worded weirdly it’s late for me and i’m gonna start heading to bed soon😵‍💫

That’s great advice! I definitely think it’s worth trying different litter/bathroom area options to see what works best. I’ve done the reusable pee pads, the regular pee pads and the litter 😂. My babies don’t have very many accidents….thankfully, but my oldest likes to go right in front of the litter boxes now days, probably because it’s easier on his little old body. So I put pee pads under the two litter boxes he uses and it’s works great.