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  1. Ferret Care 101: The Essential Guide For Ferret Owners by Cesar Milton, 2010-05-20
  2. Ferrets: An Owners' Manual by Ryan Caldbeck, 2010-10-31
  3. Ferrets: Care and Breeding by Ian C. Rickard, 2005-07-01
  4. How to Care for Your Ferret (Your first...series) by Colin Jeal, 2000-02
  5. The Dog Sitter's Handbook: A Personalized Guide for Your Pet's Caregiver by Karen Anderson, 2001-05
  6. Ferret Care for Ferret Lovers by Patricia Roberts, 2009-12-07
  7. Learning About Ferret Care by Benjie Mangulabnan, 2010-01-29
  8. Ferret Care: The Ultimate Owner's Guide by N Anderan, 2010-09-11
  9. The Complete Book of Finches and Softbills: Their Care and Breeding by David Alderton, 2000-01

21. The Green: Ferrets
Information on living with ferrets; biographies and pictures of the family pets, and personal stories of ferrets with allergic reactions to vaccines and what to do about it.
http://www.thewildhunt.com/thegreen/ferrets.shtml

22. Things You Should Know About Pet Ferrets - Ferret Care
Ferrets as pets . Deciding to add a new member to the family is a big decision and should never be made on impulse when you see a cute furry little character peering at you from
http://www.ferretcare.org/
Ferret Care
understanding your a pet ferret
Ferrets as pets
Deciding to add a new member to the family is a big decision and should never be made on impulse when you see a cute furry little character peering at you from behind a cage, no matter how adorable they look. You must ensure you have the time and ability to commit to the animal as they will not be there for only your amusement, they need to live a healthy active life just like the rest of us. Ferrets require care, they need fresh food and water, and the cage needs to be cleaned regularly along with litter being removed and replaced, are you sure you can handle this? Are you willing to spend all the time needed to become fully acquainted with your new baby? Do you have much going on in your life already where another addition, chore and person to worry about would cause stress? Does the flat or apartment you live in allow pets to be kept? These are just some of the things to consider before you go out and buy a pet ferret, more to come… What will you do when you go on holiday; will there be room in the car for a cage so you can take your ferret with you? Do you have someone who is able and willing to look after your ferret while you are on holiday?

23. Furkids - Adrenal Disease Treatment In The UK
Adrenal Disease in Ferrets Pet Care Veterinary Hospital. Adrenal Disease in Ferrets Sari Kanfer, D.V.M (May 2007) Adrenal Steroid Profiles in the Diagnosis of Adrenal Disease
http://homepage.ntlworld.com/angela.cutler/fuzz/adrenal.htm
ADRENAL DISEASE IN FERRETS AND TREATMENT IN THE UK
Intro
Current effective treatments in the UK (2010) Treating adrenal with Deslorelin Preventing adrenal disease ...
Further info on neutering with deslorelin
Adrenal Treatment for Ferrets in the UK
Please note that these are my personal notes on treating Adrenal Disease in ferrets. I do not have a medical background nor am I a vet. These notes were originally written in Feb. 2005 - I have periodically tried to keep them up-to-date but some of the information may be out-of-date. Please discuss any treatment with your vet. For the most appropriate UK ferret treatment, please read ' surgery ' and ' deslorelin ' sections. It is widely reported that UK ferrets are hardy and rarely get diseases. However, in my experience this is not the case. I and after discussions with my exotics vet believe ferrets probably get as ill as other domesticated species. Possibly illnesses have only been seen in more recent years with the increase in the popularity of ferrets as cosseted pets, misdiagnosis of illnesses by inexperienced ferret-knowledgeable vets and possibly their owners not taking them to see vets may have given rise to the healthy UK ferret myth. Other factors include conditions of people keeping them as pets rather than as a working animal. In the past, ferrets wouldn't be neutered or speyed, and although it is recommeded that these proceedures are carried out, from my reading more recent research (2007) suggests that early neutering (before full adulthood ie. before 2 years old) and genetics are the main contributing factor to the development of adrenal disease. There has been recent scientific studies in the US that support this, but as yet, there is no clear evidence as to why this disease is on the increase or to other contributing factors. There is also some anecdotal evidence to suggest that artificial light outside the normal day/nightime cycle

24. Frettchen Und Anderes Getier / Ferrets And Other Beasts
Videos, pictures, wallpaper, ASCII art, and a webcam of ferrets and cats. In German and English.
http://www.horak.net/frettchen/
Hallo! Das sind Perry und Dragon oder Dragon und Perry?! So richtig sicher bin ich mir da manchmal auch nicht. ;-) Sind ein nettes Paar die beiden und seit ich die beiden “Stinker”aus dem Tierheim (Wiesbaden) geholt habe, haben Sie mir viel Spaß bereitet.Kein Loch ist zu klein, kein Spalt zu schmal und kein Regal hoch genug. Tja und hier wird es in nächster Zeit Video’s, Fotos und allerlei anderes rund um meine beiden Racker geben. Denkt dran eure Musik laut zu machen um in den vollen Multimediagenus der Video’s zu kommen.;-) Tja ausserdem gibt es noch nette Katzenbilder. Auch diese war kurz mal mein Zimmergenosse auch wenn Sie es oft vorzog in meinem Waschbecken zu schlafen. Hello! This are Perry and Dragon or Dragon and Perry?! Sometimes even I’m not sure ;-). They are a nice couple, and since I got them from animal shelter (Wiesbaden), I enjoy the time with them. No hole is to small, no gap to narrow, no shelf high enough. Well, and the next time you will find videos, pictures and other stuff concerning my varmints on this page. Think turning your music aloud and you will get the full multimedia pleasure from the videos ;-) Well, furthermore there are some nice cat pictures. This one was shortly my companion too, even if she mostly preferred sleeping in the washbowl.

25. Ferretspetcare.com - Ferrets Pet Care Ferret Care Guide
Ferrets Pet Care, ferret adoption,ferret adoption centers,ferret rescue programs,ferrets,breed ferrets,ferret birthing,ferret breeding,ferret mating,cage,ferret cage,ferret cages
http://whois.domaintools.com/ferretspetcare.com

26. IALLSET.COM - The Best Choices And Reviews For Pets, Dog, Dogs, Cat, Cats, Fish,
Keywords Ferret Supplies, ferret, ferret store, pet, pets, small animals, rabbit, rabbits, hamster, hamsters, guinea pig, gerbils, ferrets, pet care, dog, dogs, cat, cats, fish
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27. Ferret Central
FAQ for ferrets, news, and links to other resources for information about care, handling, and medical topics.
http://www.ferretcentral.org/
FAQs News Resources Interaction ... old or even older
Update in Progress
June 1, 2008 : I'm working on removing all the dead links here and updating the ones that were easy to track down. When that's done, I'll add the many new links that people have sent me. Ferret Central was accessed more than 1,275,000 times between June 3, 1996 and 2000 or so, when its counter died. It's been accessed at least times since the site was moved on October 19, 2005, but unfortunately this counter's not entirely reliable either.
The Ferret FAQ
Ferret Frequently Asked Questions (in English)

28. Pagina Niet Gevonden - Online
General information, keeping and raising ferrets in the house, and the fun part.
http://home.wanadoo.nl/defret/

29. Q: Sugar Gliders And Ferrets - Pet Care Experts Answer!
Q Sugar gliders and ferrets Do they get along? I have been researchin
http://www.practical-pet-care.com/archive.php?2003110216485683

30. Ferret_Luv
Book list, nutrition, humor, toys and bedding, links, and New Hampshire resources.
http://members.tripod.com/Ferret_Luv/
Build your own FREE website at Tripod.com Share: Facebook Twitter Digg reddit document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard']); document.write(lycos_ad['leaderboard2']); Welcome to Ferret Luv
This is a new ferret site. I hope to include info about what snacks ferrets like / love, toys ferrets show interest in, a food comparision table comparing ferret and feline food. I am also working on a New Hampshire Ferret Vet Database. This will take some time to get it up and running.
Food Table
Ferret Books
By T.C. Bob's Top Ten
Book List

By Bob Church Duck Soup
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NEW! NH Ferret Laws Ferret Nutrition NEW! 1998 Compendium of Animal Rabies Control NEW! Ferret Snacks Ferret Toys COMING SOON! NH Ferret Vet's UPDATED! Sign My Guestbook View My Guestbook This All Things Ferrety site is owned by The Ferret Brigade Want to join the All Things Ferrety Skip Prev Prev Next ... List Sites This Exotic Pet Ring site is owned by The Ferret Brigade Like to join Exotic Pet Ring ? Contact us here!

31. Ferrets | Pet Care Information | Pet Aquarium - Everything For Your Pets And Aqu
Campbelltown Pet and Aquarium Centre is Australia's leading source of pet and aquarium information and products on the internet.
http://www.petaquarium.com.au/default.asp?id=39

32. AskTheFerret.com - 500 Things My Ferret Told Me
Information on the book, as well as other merchandise and an ask the ferret feature.
http://asktheferret.com/

click here for book details
Do you want it signed? Signed by Author Not signed by Author
See our current ferret auctions on
www.AskTheFerret.com
The OFFICIAL Information Site for the book:
500 Things My Ferret Told Me
or one hundred 500 Things My Ferret Told Me What ferret owner hasn't wondered what goes on inside their ferret's furry little head? You know they're thinking something . Finally, here's a collection of ferret wit, humor, wisdom, and advice that every ferret owner will appreciate.

What you'll find on this site, what's new, etc.:
About the book:
More information about this book. Sample pages. That kind of thing. Order the book:
How you can order a copy of this book today! 500 Things My Ferret Told Me is available from the Books and Magazines section of the Ferret Trading Post
NEW: Sept 7, 2002 - the Regular Edition of the book is now available Ask the ferret:
You can ask the ferret questions and get ferrety answers. You won't necessarily get good advice, but you will get some good fun! Try the Magic 8 Ferret and see for yourself.

33. Q: Introducing New Ferrets - Pet Care Experts Answer!
Q introducing new ferrets tommorrow i'm bringing two ferrets into my
http://www.practical-pet-care.com/archive.php?719578552

34. Ferret Universe-Vital Information On Ferret Care, Health, Ownership, Illnesses,
Scored quizzes on ferret knowledge and information on health and care as well as photos, message board, and chat room.
http://www.ferretuniverse.com/
Welcome to Ferret Universe! Admin
  • Home Health
    Did You Know? - Ferrets lack a cecum to digest/ process fuits and vegetables. - A ferrets left lung has 2 lobes, while the right has 4. - A ferrets body contains 14 or 15 pairs of ribs. - A kit has 30 baby teeth, while an adult has 34. - Food fully travels throughout their system in 3 hours.
    Ferret ~ Mustela Furo
    Carnivora (Carnivores) of the Family Mustelidae (Mustelids)
    As the name implies, these fuzzy little creatures that capture our heart and soul are not rodents; they are from the mustildae family with cousins consisting of the mink, weasel, otter, skunk, badger and European polecat. Unlike their cousins, the domesticated ferret is not wild nor feral. In fact if left outside on it's own they would most likely die without human intervention in a few day as their survival instincts at best is extremely minimal. While these little creatures warm our hearts and depend on us for their every need, they are not the right pet for everyone. Taking on the responsibilities of caring for a ferret and knowing what their care and health needs are should be considered

35. Dental Disease In Ferrets « Pet Care Blog
Maintaining good dental health is very important in the pet ferret. Lack of good oral hygiene leads to plaque and subsequent tartar, which can trap bacteria resulting in
http://www.petcarevb.com/wordpress/ferrets/dental-disease-in-ferrets/
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    Dental Disease in Ferrets
    Maintaining good dental health is very important in the pet ferret. Lack of good oral hygiene leads to plaque and subsequent tartar, which can trap bacteria resulting in gingivitis (gum inflammation) and with time infection of the tooth roots and loss of teeth. Additionally, bacteria from an infected mouth may enter the bloodstream, leading to disease in other body organs such as the kidneys, heart valves and lungs. Outward signs of dental disease may not be obvious and many times tartar and gingivitis are first noted during the routine veterinary physical exam. If more severe dental disease develops look for the following clinical signs; difficulty chewing food or dropping food while eating, weight loss, pawing at the mouth or facial swelling and/or pain. Similar clinical signs may occur with other ferret health problems such as oral tumors or insulinoma, therefore if seen, a visit to your veterinarian is warranted. In the event of a more serious dental problem, such as a tooth crown fractures or tooth infections and abscesses your veterinarian may recommend procedures such as surgical extractions, bonded sealants or root canals. Another not uncommon dental malady in ferrets involves malpositioned canine teeth. This is where one of the long, sharp canine teeth is crooked and subsequently puts pressure on the opposite lip, leading to ulceration and pain. Filing down the affected tooth and applying a bonded sealant will help stop the ulceration while preserving tooth vitality. 

36. Ferret Chat Server
Chat, forum, pictures, information on angora ferrets, and link list.
http://www.ferretchatserver.com/

37. Gastrointestinal Obstruction In Ferrets « Pet Care Blog
When allowed to free roam outside its cage the naturally curious ferret may swallow small objects that attract its attention. These foreign objects have the potential to become
http://www.petcarevb.com/wordpress/ferrets/gastrointestinal-obstruction-in-ferre
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    Gastrointestinal Obstruction in Ferrets
    Clinical signs of gastrointestinal obstruction vary with where the blockage occurs within the stomach or intestines. Foreign bodies in the stomach may just sit within the stomach, causing irritation, or may completely obstruct outflow to the small intestine. Due to the narrow diameter of the small intestine, many foreign bodies in this location cause a complete obstruction.
    Figure 1                                   Figure 2 When a complete obstruction occurs, the ferret will become acutely ill. Severe listlessness, lack of appetite, vomiting, absence of stools or dark, tarry stools may all be seen. The ferret may have abdominal pain and nausea demonstrated by increased salivation, grinding of the teeth, pawing at the mouth, or remaining in a hunched position. With a partial obstruction the clinical signs may be more subtle and prolonged. The ferret with a partial obstruction may show any of the clinical signs described above, or may demonstrate only intermittent teeth grinding, dark, tarry stools, and a decreased appetite and level of activity. Obvious weight loss and dehydration may occur within several days to a week. Any ferret with signs of gastrointestinal distress should see a veterinarian. The veterinarian will start with a thorough history and physical examination. Hairballs and foreign bodies may or may not be palpable (felt) upon abdominal exam. Radiographs (x-rays) may or may not show a foreign body depending on its size and physical makeup (rubber unfortunately does not show up on an x-ray). A Barium series may be recommended to outline the intestinal tract and aid in identification of a blockage or foreign body. If a gastrointestinal foreign body with suspected obstruction is diagnosed, surgical removal is advised. Once the foreign body or hairball has become lodged and causes illness, few ferrets are able to pass the object on their own. Delaying treatment in the hopes that the ferret will pass the obstruction can increase the risk of death.

38. FerretVet: Health Care & Information
Information on the care of ferrets, as well as photos and a forum.
http://www.ferretvet.ca/
Welcome Information Photos Forum ...
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39. Tompkins County Health Department
of a dose of rabies immune globulin administered as soon as possible ( day zero ). Click for more info. Vaccination Clinics for dogs, cats and ferrets PET CARE
http://www.tompkins-co.org/health/eh/rabies.htm
Rabies Vaccinations
Rabies is a viral infection that is fatal to humans. The rabies virus is contained in the saliva and nervous tissue of rabid animals. Human post-exposure treatment consists of a dose of rabies immune globulin administered as soon as possible ("day zero"). Click for more info Vaccination Clinics for dogs, cats and ferrets

PET CARE
IMPORTANT PHONE NUMBERS Animal Bite Reports/ Questions
TCHD Environmental Health Div. Wild or Unidentified Animal Bites
Evenings and Weekends Medical Questions
Personal Physician or TCHD Dog Warden
SPCA Nuisance Wildlife Control
A list of licensed Nuisance Wildlife Control Officers is available on request
Free rabies vaccination clinics for dogs, cats and ferrets
State law requires all dogs, cats and ferrets older than 4 months to have valid, current rabies vaccination. TCHD Environmental Health Division provides free vaccination clinics at convenient locations throughout Tompkins County. Do not take chances!

40. Ferret ADV
Testing, research, forums, and links about Ferret Aleutian Disease.
http://www.ferretadv.com/


The vision of this web site is to offer the ferret community a central location to find the ADV information that all ferret owners need to know.
Aleutian Disease is a very scary disease in the Ferret world. You need to know what to do to be safe. In order to accomplish this, I have put together this site with links to information that is located on other sites around the internet. Please learn everything you can about this disease and save yourself and your ferret the heartache of having this disease.
New to the site are a Freqently Asked Questions (FAQ) section. If you have specific FerretADV questions not answered in our FAQs section please submit them to the webmaster
All links have been updated to include only pages that are still live, that don't just link back to here and that present very useful information and not just opinion. We've also included a brief overview with each link of what kind of information is presented to help you decide which sites to check first in your quest for ADV information.
For those of you who have lost ferrets to this horrible disease, honor their memory by including thier picture and any information you want to share about them on our In Memory page. E-mail

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