Find out what some of the world's top ferret experts recommend to make it easy for you to keep your ferret happy, healthy, playful and pooping in the right place... (or you can just click on the ferret photos all the way down the right hand side for some great pictures!)

These are the methods the ferret community were talking about (as of last Fri, 04 Jul 2008) to rapidly improve your relationship with your ferret

From My Readers

Dear David,

I have found your ferret tips to be extremely helpful.

I made sure to do some research before getting my own ferrets and your tips have been a definite lifesaver.

After reading your piece on introducing ferrets to their new house, I made sure that the cat wouldn't come into my new ferret proofed basement.

Remarkably our cat who's an old grouch, has readily accepted Squirmmy (my ferret), and even though I never leave them alone together they seem to enjoy each other's company.

You may feel free to post my comments on your website, it's the least I can do for all your efforts on my and Squirmmy's behalf.

Yours truly Wim Kruger

Dear David,

Your ferret tips are great. I recieved my little Nugget for my birthday from my son...

We have a paper bag that we keep all her toys in that also doubles as a toy itself. I didn't know anything about caring for a ferret so I went online and found your web site.

The tips you have sent have been wonderful and I look forward to reading more.

It is great to know that there is someone who loves ferrets enough to go the extra mile like you have. Thank you and keep the tips coming.

Sincerely, Vera Lutz

Dear David,

I just recently bought a new ferret and they are great pets and incredibly smart but they tend to be a little high maintenance.

But your tips are great and i think your doing a wonderful job.

ps. thats my baby.

Emily

David:

As the proud owner of two new ferrets, I have been enjoying your tips very much...

I've attached pictures of our little cuties. Their names are Smokey and Bandit. Thanks for the advice!

Melanie and Steve

Hi David,

I have been enjoying your tips...

I too had to use the sour apple to stop the female from hurting the male when she was bought first and I brought him into her territory.

I use many of the tips on toys, however, one you don't have is to buy (at least found in Canada) plastic green eves trough drainage forms. they are made out of the same material as a plastic bag, slightly thicker.

They really love them and they can be folded up into a small package after they are done playing. Mine love them, and I will send a picture of them to you.

I also have trained my ferrets with a"clicker" to come when they are called. If they are hiding in the house somewhere and I need them to come to me, I click the little item, they come running and then they get a treat. Of course that is how I trained them-with treats.

Mine are leash trained and love to be outdoors when the weather permits.

I take them to PetSmart and attach their leash to the cart. They sit there happily, watching the other shoppers as I myself look around.

Keep up the good work. Laurie

Dear David,

I have been enjoying the ferret tips, I have found them to be very useful and I appreciate what you have created here.

Thanks

Twila Everett, WA

Hello david,

I have really enjoyed your tips on ferrets. I have two and i really enjoy them a lot…

Please keep them coming.

Thank you

Nancy W.

Hello David,

I have really enjoyed your tips. My ferret's name is Isabelle or Izzy for short. She's only about a year old.

We had problems with her using the bathroom in the house, but I put a litter-box down and she seems to be doing better. She is spoiled rotten.

She gets out of her cage to play everyday for at least 3 hours. Sometimes it's all day long. She ends up falling asleep somewhere and I have to go find her...

Here's a picture of Izzy, she's so precious. Yes, I would love it if you put my comments on your page, feel free.

And thank you so much for all your help... I (and Izzy) really appreciate them.

Thanks again. Monica

Hey!

I have been enjoying reading all your tips on ferrets...

I've had ferrets for quite a few years now but I do love hearing about them from other people.

I just enjoy reading about them.

No one I know has ferrets so hearing from you is enjoyable!

I'll try to get my computer setup for pictures and send you some. Of course my babies are adorable!

I'll talk to you soon!

Jen

Hi Dave,

I have really enjoyed the tips you have been sending me they have really come in handy.

This is a picture of my ferret when i took him for a walk.

Please send me more tips and if you can, could u please send some tips to my best friend who has just had ferrets, his aol name is xxxxxxxx, thank you very much Dave.

Jason

Hi David,

The ferret tips are great!

There’s a lot of stuff I did not know about ferrets.

By the time I get one, I'll be an expert!

Ashley

Hello David,

Thank you so much for the ferret tips; I’ve been truly enjoying them.

I never had a ferret before and I actually went to a pet store in June looking for a chinchilla.

I noticed a sweet ferret that no one wanted because one of his eyelids didn’t fully develop. And I just fell in love with this little guy. I asked the people at the store to hold him for me until I buy all the necessary accessories for Nemo.

Once I had everything set up for him, I brought him home.

I couldn’t dream of a better ferret. He’s very gentle and relaxed. He actually slept through the vet visit and even when he was getting his vaccination.

He would play with us for a minimum of 6 hours a day. He would of course take a break, sleep for a little and come back to play more.

We decided to get him a friend. We found an 11 week old Casper. He’s a complete opposite of Nemo. Super crazy, full of energy, never stops playing, hardly sleeps. Nemo had to show him who the boss was right away.

We kept them at one cage right from the beginning, they were fine but I think it’s only because Nemo is so relaxed.

We’re hoping that Nemo is happy that we got him a friend. He was alone with us for over four months and he truly enjoyed playing with us.

I’m sending you a picture of Nemo and I will send you a picture of our little addition soon.

Thanks so much for all the tips, I always look forward to reading more.

Dominika
Mississauga, Canada

Thank you David I do enjoy them and look forward to recieving them.

Keep up the good work!!!!!!

Dani A
USA

Dear David

I really appreciated the effort you put out in order to make the little fuzzies and my life easier!

Being a first time ferret owner it was so helpful about the nipping tips.

I was actually scared of my 16 week old gib when he jumped up at me and tried to bite..

I found my 8 year old child screaming and standing on top of the toilet to get out of Mr. energetics way.

Lori

I just wanted to let you know that I have been enjoying your tips.Thank you very much.

I haven`t got my ferret yet, I will be picking her up this Friday so I`ll send you a picture of the new baby then.

I have had several ferrets in the past but haven't had very good luck with them.

This one I really want to absorb as much helpful information as possible to keep her safe and healthy.

Thank you so much for all of the help!

Christy

Dear Mr Rand,

I have found your tips very useful thank you.

My ferret is called Bandit, he is a polecat. My brothers ferret is called Badger.

Do ferrets make friends with cats or dogs?

Here is a picture of me with the puffs!

Grace

David

I appreciate all the tips especially as I am new to ferrets.

Many thanks, keep them coming.

Regards, Chris

Hi David,

Me and my gf are enjoying the tips a lot and finding them helpful we are both new to having ferrets but both have always wanted them.

We have 3 of them right now and the tips are great.

Thanks for everything.

Charlie

Hi David,

I have found them very useful.

I would like to know how to entertain baby ferrets and make sure they grow up into friendly little creatures.

I've sent a pic of my new little baby Tallulah along with this message.

From Bec :)
Melbourne, VIC

Hello David

Thank you so much for the great tips.

I am a first time ferret owner. I adopted Josie from the Humane Society and she has been a handful. The people I work for are volunteers at the Humane Society and have raised ferrets before.

They suggessted that I try one. I love animals, and Josie, (my new wuzzle), is a great addition to my little family. It has been an intresting adjustment after never having a ferret before.

The first two days she chased me around my apartment and I had no idea that she wanted to play. I have a new story everyday about Josie and my co-workers often tell me they wish they could be a fly on the wall in my apartnment...

Thank you for your time
Ashley and Josie 

Hi David,

I haven't purchased any ferrets yet, but I have still been enjoying reading your tips about them.

I have been doing a lot of shopping, in stores and online, trying to make sure I get the perfect home for them before I bring them home.

I imagine I will buy two ferrets sometime after the holidays. It has been hard not to impulse-buy everything I see, it's all so cute. And I've cuddled with the sweetest little kits at the pet store. But it's just not the right time. But soon!

I love reading your ferret tips.

Thanks so much!

Sarah

My name is David Rand and I have been offering hard-to-find ferret tips to the ferret community for the past 22 months. In that time there has been more than 5,737 ferret owners (and prospective ferret owners) who have let me know that they wanted me to keep publishing the tips!

If you haven't been reading my tips...Find out what you're missing out on...

• How to quickly and easily gain your ferret's trust.
• A few secrets that can literally double your ferret's life (and potentially save you from having to pay hundreds of dollars to your vet).
• How to keep your ferret smelling sweet all the time (without endangering his life)!
• Everything you need to know about the difference between male and female ferrets!
• A few secrets from top ferret experts on making your home COMPLETELY ferret proof.
• Exactly how to know when to bathe your ferret (be careful, if you bathe him too often he'll just smell worse!)
• A few tips and tricks from the experts on ferret health, ferret care, training (and taming) as well as outdoor excercise!
• A few simple tips to remember to help you build cost effective, fun cages and ferret runs right in your own home!
• What you MUST consider if you want to mix a ferret with children!
• Loads more unique ferret care tricks, tips and secrets...

Ferret Care Secrets - The Book

All the juicy tips that i've learned are in my book, Ferret Care Secrets.

Ferret Care Secrets was created to give you and your family the steps, tips and tricks you need to ensure that both your ferret AND you get the most fun and enjoyment out of your relationship.

After many ferret lovers in the online ferret community started reading Ferret Care Secrets they wrote to me and told me that I needed to make it available to as many ferret owners as possible because the content was so valuable.

What else is out there online?

I looked at what else was being offered to ferret lovers looking for information online and after reading through many other books I realised that Ferret Care Secrets was the easiest and most comprehensive way to learn the real tips, tricks and secrets which make looking after a ferret much easier and particularly much cheaper.

While looking through what ferret care products were available, I also realised that it's a bit tough on ferret lovers who are looking for real ferret care tips to find good information.

I had readers writing in to me telling me that they had bought another ferret care product available online and were disappointed in the information they had found and some had even had trouble getting a refund for these other products.

Since I had received so many compliments and happy photos of owner and wuzzle from my own readers, I was suprised that there was so much mis-information out there in other products.

Want to find out more about Ferret Care Secrets? Read on...

Imagine you really understood exactly why your ferret acts the way he does (and knew how to easily fix any bad behavior any time you wanted to!) - Imagine you knew how to quickly get your ferret to listen to you, follow your instructions (AND go to the toilet where you want him to).

I know you're going to enjoy discovering and using these secrets to understand your ferret and his behaviour because if you know the right way to look after your ferret, it's easy!

I talked to zoos and ferret owners and eventually I learnt that some of the top ferret specialists in the world lived in Sydney, Australia and worked at Taronga Zoo.

The Ferret Specialists

I decided then and there to take a trip to Sydney and talk to the ferret team.

I spent one month in Sydney, determined to suck every last secret to buying, adopting, handling and caring for ferrets that I could from the team there. I wasn’t disappointed!

They taught me tons of usable tricks and the real secrets I’d been after since I started searching that I hadn’t been able to find anywhere else. I put them into practice the day I got home (as soon as I picked up Caesar from my parents place, where he had been staying).

Already want to read Ferret Care Secrets?
Click here to purchase, download and read it immediately

Your Ferrets, Your Home and Your Children

(including the handling secrets that will ensure you and your children won’t hurt your ferret)

• How to completely ferret proof your home to ensure that EVERYONE has a great time when your ferret is out playing.
• The length of time your ferret needs to have out of his (or her) cage each day (make sure you don't miss this one as you could have a very grouchy ferret on your hands).
• Why micro chipping your ferret is highly recommended and how to get it done.
• The major differences between male and female ferrets - including the one big difference which could influence you to buy one sex over the other.
• How to introduce a new ferret to your current ferret (and ensure you have a *reasonably* peaceful first few weeks).
• A great trick to minimizing the stress on your new ferret if you have a large house - this will definitely help minimize the stress on the humans too!
• The two simple things a ferret does when he wants to be picked up.
• A step-by-step guide to picking up your ferret correctly AND how to help your children safely handle him (he can decide to have a nip at you if you don't handle him correctly (don’t worry, if this does happen I'll let you know how to stop your ferret from doing it again).
• The meanings of the sounds your ferret will make when being cuddled or petted.

Your Ferret's Home and Litterbox

(How to keep it fun for your ferret AND smelling sweetly for you)

• The 3 commonly used items to make a ferrets sleeping area more comfortable which can BADLY damage your ferret's health (make sure you're not using these in your ferret's cage).
• Choosing a cage for your ferret and the 2 common mistakes that many people make when choosing a cage that can lead to your ferret getting sick.
• A complete guide to house training your ferret to go to the toilet where YOU want him to (including information on a disinfectant that can be highly toxic to ferrets if used to clean out the litter box).
• The 1 thing you have to remember when trying to get ferrets to use cat litter and the 3 reasons why ferrets don’t like many different brands of cat litter.
• What to do if your ferret does accidentally use a corner he's not supposed to and how you can stop it from happening again.

Buying or Adopting A New Ferret

(Discover the circumstances in which a ferret is the best pet to have!)

• The 8 questions to ask yourself (and your family) before deciding on a ferret.
• The 12 things to look for in your ferret when buying or adopting a ferret (if you don't know these, you risk buying an unhealthy ferret).
• Whether you want to buy or adopt a new ferret, you need to know where to get one!
• Discover loads of ways to increase your new ferret's life span (also see the ferret health section below).

Click here to be able to purchase, download and read Ferret Care Secrets immediately

Ferret Health and Grooming

(The secrets you need to use to keep your ferret happy, healthy and playful!)

Washing Your Ferret

• The easiest ways to give your ferret a bath (even if he hates the water).
• The reason why washing a ferret more often will actually make him smell WORSE - and a complete guide to how often you should really wash your ferret, including a cleanout schedule for bedding and litterbox.
• Exactly what types of shampoo and cleaner to use for your ferret and his cage (it's important to use the right soap or your ferret can get sick).
• What cheap and readily available product you can use if your ferret is smelly (this will eliminate that strong scent easily).
• The secret to having your ferret give itself a bath before your very eyes - this is much easier than the alternative and great fun to watch!
• Many other tips to keeping your ferret happy AND sweet smelling.

Ferret Health

• A comprehensive step-by-step guide to understanding the most common ferret health problems and what you can easily do to prevent them from occurring.
• A complete guide to cutting your ferrets nails – keeping your ferrets nails the right length is very important and if done badly can injure your ferret as well as any unlucky onlookers!
• How to look after your ferrets teeth (and what can happen if your ferret’s teeth aren't cared for properly).
• Why you have to be very careful when choosing how to treat your ferret for fleas - you can accidentally poison your ferret if these are treated incorrectly.
• How a few pennies, spent several times a year, can keep your ferret in tip top shape and keep your ferret away from a particularly common expensive surgery procedure that can otherwise easily result.
• A comprehensive list of common ailments, reproductive diseases, viral diseases, bacterial diseases, skin diseases and miscellaneous diseases your ferret can face (and how to make sure that your companion will confront as few as possible).

Ferret Grooming

• FINGERNAILS: A complete guide to cutting your ferrets nails – keeping your ferrets nails the right length is very important and if done in the wrong way can injure your ferret as well as any unlucky onlookers.
• TEETH: How to look after your ferrets teeth (and what can happen if your ferret’s teeth aren't cared for properly).
• FEET: How to look after your ferrets feet using a common item found in most bathrooms and how to know exactly when it's needed and when it's not.

How To Keep Your Ferret Comfortable Whatever The Weather

• A simple trick to easily cooling your ferret down in the warmer weather.
• An easy way to make sure your ferret’s body temperature adjusts correctly after he wakes up from his nap.

Ferret Behavior

(The secrets to interpreting your ferret's behavior)

• How to understand the 2 very different things a ferret is feeling when he gets a puffy tale and the important difference between the two which could result in a nasty nip if unknown.
• What the ferret alligator roll is. (Is it really aggressive misbehaving?)
• What your ferret is trying to tell you when he lunges at you then runs off.
• When it's ok for a ferret to be scratching itself and when it's not and how to deal with the danger to the health of those in your family when it's not.

Taming and Handling Your Ferret

(Discover the easiest ways to tame and safely handle your ferret)

• The 3 easy ways you can secure your potted plants at home around your ferret (if you don't do this you'll find out just how much ferrets enjoy digging!)
• How you can ferret-proof your house for play-time (both for your sake AND for his).
• How and when your ferret will bite.
• 2 simple ways to correctly train your ferret not to bite while he's still young and pushing the boundaries.
• How to correct bad habits (such as biting) in older ferrets.
• Exactly what to do when your ferret bites down and won’t let go.

Click here to be able to purchase, download and read Ferret Care Secrets immediately

The History of Your Ferret

• Discover where ferrets originated and how humans have been interacting with them for over 3000 years.
• Find out why the ferret is most definitely a domesticated animal – It’s not ‘semi-domesticated’ or ‘trained’. The ferret is a truly domesticated pet.
• Discover what the different colours and patterns on a ferret are called and why.

Participating in Ferret Shows and Traveling with Your Ferret

(Find out how to make it fun for both you and him)

• 4 important rules to follow if taking your ferret to a ferret show (ignoring these could endanger your own or other ferrets lives).
• The information a ferret show will insist you provide before allowing you in with your ferret.
• A clear step-by-step guide to traveling with your ferret (how to make it easy for you and safe for your ferret).

I carefully constructed Ferret Care Secrets as an easy to use, step-by-step guide for all ferret owners - Click here to download it now

Some Addons Which I've Created Since Originally Launching Ferret Care Secrets - Free for New Owners

In response to requests for a second volume of Ferret Care Secrets (with even MORE tips!) from previous customers I have added some new bonuses to Ferret Care Secrets which I am including FREE at the moment.

I am considering selling these bonuses on their own shortly as they each have extremely detailed and step-by-step information that I got from my ferret specialist contacts and that I just couldn’t fit into Ferret Care Secrets.

I can’t guarantee how long these bonuses will remain free (although please note that all current customers can access the download section to get all new bonuses as they are added).

How Much Is Ferret Care Secrets Worth?

You may not know that ferrets can be expensive pets to own. If you did, did you also know that there are a lot of small things you can do to really bring down those big bills?

If you read and use the tips and tricks revealed in Ferret Care Secrets you will not only be able to dramatically extend your ferrets lifespan but will also be able to reduce your veterinary bills because your ferret will be MUCH healthier. You could well save yourself more than the price of this book four or five times over in veterinary bills you won't have to pay.

Since I know that no one product can ever be right for everybody, after you purchase the ebook take up to 45 days to have a read through it and decide if you want to keep it.

The current price for Ferret Care Secrets is $19.77
(this includes the free addons mentioned above)

If you decide Ferret Care Secrets isn't for you (for whatever reason) then send an email to me at dave@ferretcaresecrets.com within the first 45 days after you've purchased it and I'll get you a refund issued straight away.

If you decide that Ferret Care Secrets hasn't radically improved your relationship with your ferret then just send me an email and I'll make sure you get a 100% refund.

Got More Questions? Here's Some Answers To The Most Common Ones

Q: How much does Ferret Care Secrets cost?

A: The cost to purchase Ferret Care Secrets is $19.77. Remember that you do have 45 days after you've purchased it to decide whether you'd like to keep it or not. If you decide you don't want to keep it then you can get a 100% refund.

Q: How long will it take to get Ferret Care Secrets?

A: Ferret Care Secrets and the free addons are downloadable instantly as a PDF file you can read on your computer (if you're not sure about PDF files, there are instructions I have created on how to read them). So, click here and you will be able to download Ferret Care Secrets immediately.

Q: What if I don't like Ferret Care Secrets? Do you offer refunds?

A: That's no problem. Even though i really hope you'll love Ferret Care Secrets I do understand that it's impossible to create one book for everyone so if you don't like it for whatever reason you have 45 days from your date of purchase in which to ask for a refund. All you have to do is send me an email to dave@ferretcaresecrets.com anytime during those 45 days and I'll get a 100% refund issued to you.

Q: How can I pay for Ferret Care Secrets?

A: I use one of the most reputable merchants online, Clickbank, to process transactions for Ferret Care Secrets. They will validate your credit card instantly and then send you through to a page here where you can download the full ebook as well as all the free addons. Using Clickbank you will be able to pay by credit card or Paypal.

Q: I'm worried about using my credit card online? Are you sure it's secure?

A: Yes, Clickbank makes use of the latest encryption technology to ensure that your credit card details are handled safely.

The safety of my customers credit cards is very important to me and Clickbank handle merchant services for over 10,000 products which shows their proven track record in safely and securely handling transactions.

Q: I have other questions not answered here, how do I get in touch with you?

A: Sure, just shoot me an email to dave@ferretcaresecrets.com and I'll do my best to answer your question!

Thank You!

Thanks for reading all the way down to here. I hope you've enjoyed the ferret photos in the right hand column which readers have sent in to me.

All the best for you and your ferret,

Sincerely,

David Rand
(Ferret Guru)

P.S. In case you weren't sure I should mention that Ferret Care Secrets is available for immediate download straight after purchase in a standard PDF format that can be read on both Windows and Macintosh operating systems. You can be reading Ferret Care Secrets and the bonuses in less than 5 minutes from now.