Owning a ferret is certainly a joy. A little furball can make you laugh when it does the Weasel War Dance or begs for treats. It can drive you crazy when it steals your cell phone, and it can weasel its way into your heart when it curls up on your lap to take a snooze.
With the fun, however, there also comes responsibility. On a daily basis, you need to provide food, water and plenty of playtime. And don’t forget the job we all love — cleaning out those litter boxes. On a weekly basis, there’s grooming and cage cleaning to be taken care of. And on a yearly basis, there’s the annual vet check to schedule.
If you’re taking all of these responsibilities seriously, you probably think you have all of your bases covered. But wait a minute. Have you thought about what will happen to your fuzzy if the unexpected occurs?
What If You Have To Move
In today’s busy world, moving is a fact of life. Perhaps you work for a company that transfers you to another branch, or what if your factory closes and you have to relocate? Maybe that long-awaited job promotion means a move across country. In many cases a move is unplanned, unexpected and can have unforeseen consequences for your ferret.
**For the full article, pick up the 2008 issue of Ferrets USA or click here to buy the issue.**