Does a ferret make a good pet?

In this video, I will discuss in this video "does a ferret make a good pet"? From uncovering their intriguing history to talking about the art of potty training, I will delve into the ins and outs of owning these adorable furry companions. Discover the pros and cons of welcoming a pet ferret into your home, all sprinkled with a touch of humor to keep you entertained throughout. If you're considering adding a furry friend to your family, this video is a must-watch! Dive in and let's explore the wonderful universe of pet ferrets together!
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[@johnn3793]

Please don't recommend or even suggest that you should give your ferret a bath. For the most parts, ferrets are very clean animals. At best, you should never bathe your ferret as bathing causes them to produce more oil for their fur and skin that you just washed off and could cause them to smell more. We'll only bathe our ferrets if they get into something that needs to be washed off. Also, you can add diet to the bad side I guess. People look at ferrets and think, "Ohh, rodent" and want to give them fruit or vegetables but ferrets cannot digest plant material and it could cause a blockage in their digestive system that will require surgery. The best kibble for them (high protein, no plant meal) is expensive (we use Instinct Ultimate Protein Grain Free Cage Free Chicken Recipe). The best food for them is a raw diet (exactly like it sounds) that takes extra time and money to prepare. Even with the negative, ferrets make fantastic pets. The wife and I got one about 8 years ago, fell in love and now, we rescue ferrets and currently have 7 of them running around.

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Baths cam be very beneficial too.....although in moderation, like pace a month or every other month. Oatmeal baths can be very good for their skin as well.