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hi everyone

i havent had ferrets before but decided to get some i have a silver jill thats taken and will hopfully produce decent kits, i randomly got talking to an old guy walking his terrier the other. we got on about ferrets and he was telling me about his ferreting adventures when he was a lad, we got talking about breeding them and he told me to use chippins rather than sawdust when shes about to give birth because the sawdust can get in the kits lungs just wondered if this was true ? :)

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had my ferrets born on sawdust all healthy, make sure its soft wood not hardwood sawdust

hi everyone

i havent had ferrets before but decided to get some i have a silver jill thats taken and will hopfully produce decent kits, i randomly got talking to an old guy walking his terrier the other. we got on about ferrets and he was telling me about his ferreting adventures when he was a lad, we got talking about breeding them and he told me to use chippins rather than sawdust when shes about to give birth because the sawdust can get in the kits lungs just wondered if this was true ? :)

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I'm using that bliss animal bedding (horse bedding) for the dog kennels and it would be ideal for the ferrets.

 

However at the moment I'm getting cross-shredded paper from work free and its great so ferrets are having that.

 

Sawdust is just that. Dust.

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Now ive started keeping ferrets indoors, i used lino for the cage floor, fleeces for the bed and wood pellets in a litter box. Ill be keeping ferrets like this for now on, indoor or out. Fleeces and litter boxes from a pound shop. Fleeces go in the washing machine and dry quick after. Never spend more than 6pound a month on litter for the two of them.

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