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Hi
I'm getting some ferrets soon but I'm not sure what combination to get?! I know about the females needing to be mated when in season so I'm looking for the best and cheapest option. I'm going to get 2 so wondered what you recommended?
If I have two males will I have to get them castrated? or can i keep an entire female and vasectomise the male? If the females are spayed do they still need to be mated? Ideally I'm like a male & female. What do you think?Please help....my head hurts!
Mary Jo Lisa
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Ok great thanx 4 ur reply...wood you recommend getting the male castrated then rather than vectomised?
Mary Jo Lisa
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| Hello. I have had three pairs of ferrets over a 18 year span. I have found that two spayed females are the best. They bond very closely and are more like sisters. I currently have a male and female ferrets. The male is having dominance issues and is beating up my female. We are working with Sammy, but they have to be caged seperately. Our two previous ferrets Charu and Snickers were females and were so close. They would take care of each other when sick. We lost both of them within a month of one another from cancer. I truly believe they were so close that they were not apart from one another even when Snickers died. Charu followed her soon after. Please feel free to stop by and ask other questions if needed, and good luck
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| where I live the ferrets you get are already neutered-you can't buy ferrets that are not neutered unless you are a breeder-I have a male and female and they would be lost without each other-one is 7&1/2 and the other is 6 & 1/2-Good luck-
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I have three females and a male and they all get alone fine. They're split into two cages, though but all four of them still play together. I've had a male and female in the past and they worked out nicely. The only combination I haven't seen much of is multiple males, but talking with fellow fuzzy owner friends they haven't seen any problems with that either.
Depends on your fuzzies and your personal preference, I suppose.
Ferrets: Jaina, Arthas, Sylvanas and Uther
Cats: Spookybutt and Kennekitty.
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| I currently have 1 female and 3 males. They are ALL fixed (spayed/neutered) for health reasons. They can get sick if they aren't and are not used for breading (which you really shouldn't be doing). There are WAY too many homeless animals, I know I work at a shelter and I have 2 rescue ferrets and 1 rescue cat. I ended up with 1 female because I was ferret sitting a couple of my friends ferrets and my female attacked her female. She was shaking visiusly at her neck and I thought she was going to kill her. But she left the male alone. She gets along greeat with the 3 males that I have now and all the boys get along too. So basicly I think any combination will pretty much work, it depends on the ferret. Like people they are all different!
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