Ferret Rodents in Welling, Greater London

2 Ferret Rodents in Welling, Greater London

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Friendly cute ferret looking for a good home

Ferret

8 monthsAge

MaleSex

£100Price

We are seeking a new home for our dearly beloved ferret. He’s very playful and loves to play hide and seek. He’s also been litter trained. Comes with cage, food, treats, litter, poop mat, toys, bed, leash and a lot of love. Please new owner should already have at least one ferret as they fare better in two’s than alone.

Witham, Essex (32mi)

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Ferret

6 monthsAge

MixedSex

£0Price

Looking to buy a ferret dm me if you have any for sale I don’t mind what breed or gender I hope I can give a ferret a loving family

Stevenage, Hertfordshire (32.5mi)

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FAQs

How much does a ferret cost in the UK?

In the United Kingdom, ferrets typically cost between £10 and £100, with females generally priced higher than males. The cost varies depending on factors such as fur type, colour, and whether the ferret is vaccinated, neutered, spayed, or microchipped. Adoption fees tend to be lower, around £20 to £50, while breeders usually charge between £50 and £100 per ferret.

Is it better to have one or two ferrets?

Ferrets are social animals and generally thrive better when kept in pairs or small groups as this helps prevent loneliness and encourages playful behaviour. Owning two ferrets is often recommended for their wellbeing, fostering social interaction and companionship.

Are ferrets legal to own as pets in the UK?

Yes, owning ferrets as pets is legal in the UK. However, new import regulations require owners to declare that imported pets, including ferrets, will not be sold or transferred. Owners must comply with welfare regulations and pet import laws, but there are no domestic restrictions on keeping ferrets as pets.

What are the ongoing costs of owning a ferret?

Beyond the initial purchase price, owning a ferret involves ongoing expenses such as food, bedding, toys, cages, and veterinary care. Annual costs can range from approximately £200 to £500, depending on the level of care, with lifetime expenses potentially reaching several thousand pounds over seven years.