How Much Are Baby Ferrets?!!!!!!!!

Question

Ok I'm Buying A Baby ferret, About 4_ 6 weeks Old For My sis And I want to know how much they are. I was Reading A site and It said That If u get A ferret to Young it will me mean And non Social. Is that true. Should I get An Older Ferret? If so how Old? Thx Will give 10 points!

Answer 1

We have four ferrets. One we got when he was 4 weeks old and he's a sweet-heart and is very hyper. Another we got when he was 16 weeks an he's a bit of a love-biter (he nips when he's excited). And the last two are brothers that we got when they were almost a year old. One brother gives kisses and is a total sweety and the other is skittish and shy most of the time. The 4 weeks one was $100, the 16 week one was $115, and the brothers were on sale because they were older and they were $50 each. I've seen their prices go up. Now they're commonly $150 dollars each for any age. Babies to adults. They're only mean if your mean to them and don't give them all the love and attention they need. Good luck.

Answer 2

you cant get one that young they aren't ready to leave mom until at least 8 weeks old. Get an older one from a shelter.

Ferrets and not rodents THEY EAT RODENTS a ferret diet is supposed to be raw meat and mice and rats and other animals

Answer 3

Ferret can run anywhere from 50-130 dollars. Call around to your local pet stores and price it out.

Your ferret will act the way you treat it. If you're mean to it, it will sesent you and more likely be mean.

If you spend time with your ferret, you ferret is more likely to be nicer.

Good luck!

Answer 4

ferrets range anywhere from 50 dollars (u.s. dollars) to 400 dollars yes ferrets are good pets although they bite and they sleep 18-20 hours a day so...they are NOT rodents they are part of the weasel family they love being in a harness or on a leash and they need to be out of their cage for 2-4 hours a day hope i helped and you shouldn't get an older ferret although you may but if you do get 1 from rescue centers like aspca  

Answer 5

well i'm in england i got mine ones at 9 weeks old when they are kits (young) they will bite not hard it doesn't hurt but they only trying to play with you they are social able they just more active at first and More to wanting t run around and play i would say get them young because they are cute to watch growing up

i paid £20 for both of mine you prob be better off going to a Private breeding where they have been handled more rather then a pat shop they charge more and just stuck in small cage until someone buys and they fear humans

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hope it helps