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#1
12-07-06, 01:44 pm
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Sadly by baby passed away, and I am not going to get another pig until my daughter is older. I was asked by a friend who wants [FONT=Geneva, arial, Helvetica, Tahoma, sans-serif]Ferrets if I could make my cage larger for them. Is this possible? Can the same type of cage be used for [/FONT][FONT=Geneva, arial, Helvetica, Tahoma, sans-serif]Ferrets?[/FONT]       |
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#2
12-07-06, 01:49 pm
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Yes, you can use C&C cages for ferrets. The gallery has some pictures http://www.guineapigcages.com/photos...=&way=&cat=531 |
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12-07-06, 01:53 pm
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I know with the cages for pigs you say how large they need to be..how large do I need to make it for 2 ferrets? |
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#4
12-07-06, 01:57 pm
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Ferrets are very active when awake so the bigger the better! Give them lots of levels with tubes to climb and slid through, hamocks, hidey holes ets... For 2 ferrets I would not personally go smaller then a 2x4 or 3x3 that is at least 3 or 4 grids/levels high. |
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12-08-06, 07:54 pm
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Can I use the same grids? they seem like they can get out... I have the target brand. |
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12-08-06, 08:13 pm
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It depends on the size/age of the ferret. I once had a very small ferret that may have been able to get through the grids, most adult ferrets though I don't think would fit but babies and sub adults could slip through. |
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#7
12-08-06, 08:35 pm
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I just talked to her, shes getting a baby one. Could I put some type of screen over the cage until it was bigger? not sure how safe that would be. |
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#8
12-08-06, 11:05 pm
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By overlapping the grids you can "babyproof" it. Look in the gallery to get some ideas http://www.guineapigcages.com/photos...ry.php/cat/532 I certainly hope your friend is adopting. There are ferret rescues everywhere and the 2 main mills that breed and sell ferrets to petstores are horrible places. |
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chunkymonkey (12-09-06) | ||
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12-09-06, 10:17 am
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She said shes not getting it from a pet store. Not sure where shes getting one from. We live in Holland, MI... know of any in this area? |
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#10
12-09-06, 10:36 am
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It looks like there's a ferret rescue very close to you... West Michigan Ferret Connection According to GoogleMaps, it's only about a 35 minute drive. |
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