Ferret — breeding & neutering (neutering/spaying, reproduction, preventing unwanted litters)
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The low-down on neutering your pet to prevent unwanted animals.Ideally a maximum of four ferrets together, preferably littermates.Ensure all ferrets in the group are neutered .The only exception would be if you're planning to breed ferrets.A litter tray that's separate from their eating, sleeping and playing areas is a good idea.- `Adopt a ferret from the RSPCA Ready to welcome ferrets to your life? Then why not search for ferrets for rehoming from the RSPCA!
Find out more Neutering your pet The low-down on neutering your pet to prevent unwanted animals.`
- `How have they been bred, what have they been fed and how have they been cared for?
Ask the breeder if they have any health or behaviour problems.`
Once you've got your new ferrets, it's best to have them neutered unless you intend to breed from them.Ask your vet about the best neutering and contraception methods for your ferrets.
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Source: pdf-raw/companion-care/exotic_rspca_ferret.txt · https://www.rspca.org.uk/adviceandwelfare/pets/ferrets