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Ferret Rodents for sale in Burton-on-Trent, Derbyshire

5 Ferret Rodents for sale in Burton-on-Trent, Derbyshire

The Ferret, also known as a pet ferret or sometimes affectionately called a baby ferret when young, is a domesticated species originating from Europe, primarily used for hunting rabbits and vermin. Physically, ferrets are slender and elongated mammals with a flexible spine, typically measuring around 40 cm in length excluding the tail and weighing between 0.7 to 2 kg. Their fur comes in various colours, including the common sable, albino (or white ferret), and other patterns. Temperamentally, ferrets are known for being playful, curious, and social animals, making them suitable as companion pets. They are intelligent and require ample interaction and mental stimulation to prevent boredom. In the United Kingdom, owning a ferret as a pet is popular, and there are numerous ferrets for sale across the UK, with micro ferrets gaining attention for being smaller variants. Due to their active nature and inquisitiveness, they need secure and ferret-proofed spaces to live safely. Potential owners should also be aware of proper care needs, including diet, veterinary check-ups, and enrichment activities. Ferrets are a delightful choice for those willing to commit to their care and offer an engaging pet experience.

Ferret rodents 2 male micro ferrets - entire - Advert 1
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2 male micro ferrets - entire

Ferret

7 monthsAge
MaleSex
£150Price

2 male ferrets. They are Brothers. Currently are both intact so are separate at moment. One is silver and one is polecat. Very good micro ferrets. It is £150 for a pair.. they must go together.

NorthamptonWest Northamptonshire (48.4mi)
0 reviews
Ferret rodents Male ferret rehoming - Advert 2
21

Male ferret rehoming

Ferret

4 monthsAge
MaleSex
£150Price

I am sadly rehoming him because he doesn’t get along with my caramel girl after few months of introducing. I hope he can find someone with no other ferrets or friendly bonding ferrets. He is friendly

WarwickWarwickshire (33.8mi)
0 reviews
Ferret rodents Ferrets polecats 2 hobs 1 jill - Advert 3
53

Ferrets polecats 2 hobs 1 jill

Ferret

5 monthsAge
MixedSex
£20Price

I have 3 pole cat ferrets for sale 4 months old All from the same litter so are brothers and sister Fed on raw food Very playful still need alittle nip training but nearly there with it now have th

AlfretonDerbyshire (25mi)
0 reviews
Ferret rodents Tentatively seeking new home - Advert 4
31

Tentatively seeking new home

Ferret

7 monthsAge
FemaleSex
£100Price

Two female ferrets, really affectionate (one of them is more cuddly than the other, but the less cuddly one is more playful). They've been regularly handled daily, and love attention including from th

SandbachCheshire East (39.8mi)
0 reviews
Ferret rodents Albino Ferrets - Advert 5
4

Albino Ferrets

Ferret

2 yearsAge
FemaleSex
£100Price

4 albino ferrets 2 males and 2 females, around 2 years old, males live seperately to each other and females can live together they currently do. No hutchs included, just ferrets. Selling due to a fam

DerbyDerby (12.6mi)
0 reviews

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.