is it good for ferrets????
1435699
absolutely not... They will get out by climbing over it or knocking it down in less than 3 seconds... It good for nothing more than animals like hamsters... a ferret is way too big and can climb ~mark tahiliani
1435700
It's very very small. We bought it for two guinea pigs and it's not large enough for them. I think a ferret could escape from it very easily. My opinion is no! Waste of $.
1435701
I agree with the others. It's entirely too short for ferrets. They climb up my four foot cage, and this isn't more than a foot tall. They might be able to even hop out.
1082986
NO! Please search "ferret" and "supplies", or contact a local shelter who can put you in touch with other ferret owners and resources. If you read the information, you will see size of the parts - and if you know the size of a ferret, you will realize that this would be a dangerous combination.
2195649
I dont think there is one i mean i tried to contact them about a faulty zipper so we only had one way out for the animals we used it for ferrets but never got a responce back. sometimes amazon can help you if u cant get a hold of the dealer. But honesty i guess it depends on what u use it for. Contact is a must right away if something is wrong and try try again . Otherwise contact the seller before you buy it to check hope this helps :)
2037506
Easily for 2 ferrets. It's very spacious. I have 2 hammocks and a igloo in mine and I only have 1 ferret. It's way to big for just 1 in my opinion. Only downfall is the litter land. My ferret is a punk and liked to move it and relieve himself outside it. I used a couple twistie toes from the grocery store to secure it and that taught him it wouldn't move. Took only a month and now I don't use them anymore. This is an amazing home for rodents. Highly recommend it.
1085166
Its not as big as it looks. My cat loves the carpet cover, but she is just a little too big to get inside. I kept it because I cannot carry it back to the post office and if she enjoys part of it, thats better than ignoring it. Im not sure how big your ferrets are, but they might like it. Im not really knowledgeable about them. The kitten on top tho, I missed that.
409802
It's tiny, size for ferret, I couldn't use it for my small dog. Its sitting on the shelve, I can give it to you.
233323
I would think not. The ramps and floors are not very strong. Works well for my gerbils, but they do knock off the ramps often. When washing, the floors fall off easy, although when attached to the tank, they seem to hold up. I do not know how much ferrets weigh, but I am sure they are much heavier than gerbils. The ramps are narrow also. I would look for something made for ferrets. Hope this helps.
1001766
We have had ferrets and they are quite smart! I would take a small plastic slip tie and thread it around the holder which the bowl sits in then around a rung of their cage if the cage has a wire mesh to secure it. It would hold up quite well but attaching it to the cage would secure it. Hope that makes sense.
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So if you reinforce the levels with zip ties I'm confident that it would I have three rats who go crazy in that cage and the levels are secured with zip ties, I know ferrets weight a bit more, and a anatomically different. I use fleece rectangles on the levels for cushion, from arts an crafts store ( just cut it up ). I am not sure how active your critters are but mine wrestle and play like crazy and they are fine
1816278
I don't know why it wouldn't be good for a ferret but I think he would still tear it up. Not washable.
487882
I haven't used it with ferrets but I have with a rabbit and a cat. I've read, at least where rabbits are concerned, that pine can possibly cause issues with their kidneys so I chose to go a different route. It definitely works well, for the rabbit and for the cat. For the cat, this sort of paper pellet litter is far superior to any other type I've used. It's a better value as well.
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My ferrets have chewed on it a little and haven't done damage really. But this was also only on the ends. They don't seem to try and chew from within the tunnel, but it could be different for rats as well.Your best bet is to give it a try and see how it goes. It's only $20 so it's not too much and if they like it, it's fun to watch them play in it.
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do not buy this for ferrets it is terrible they can easily rip holes in the bottom it is flimsy and not worth the money, i had to repalce mine after two weeks, try this one best pet folding playpen, medium leopard skin byShips from and sold by Rowland Direct Wholesale. no zippers and it works great also very easy to clean
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I use it for my chihuahua. I just measured the space between the bars for you. The space is 3 1/2 centimeters between almost all of the bars. However, it is just under 4 1/2 centimeters on the upper corner bar areas. This may be a consideration if your ferret can climb to the top bars. I'm not sure how small of spaces ferrets can squeeze through.
40363
Possibly not. It is not that big of a cube and the balls if chewed on can be a choking hazard. My ferrets love it but as they chew up some of the balls I remove them. This is more for small animals and not for human use really.
1075245
I purchased this for our guinea pig & it is a pretty good size for her, but I don't think it would provide ample room for a ferret who require more exercise than a g.p. Also, I'd be a little concerned about the stability of it for a ferret...
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Do not have ferrets; however, these units are designed to catch fleas if they exist, regardless of the source bringing them in. The units are plastic space-ship like units where a light bulb is mounted on the top (supplied with the unit) and a sticky circular cardboard tray is laid in the bottom of the unit. The light attracts the fleas, which jump toward it, and eventually land in the bottom tray where they are literally "glued" to it. As long as your animal is not going to stick it's nose in the unit and have it stuck, these will work for you. We actually did not set them up during the day, but at night (the light is more effective then) when our two (2) cocker spaniels were in their crates asleep. We put the flea traps up during the day. Hope this helps.