Ferrets

>>16919211
>new one
What have you done to previous one ;O

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>meat
>raw meat

If it would honestly gladly eat cooked meat, go for it I guess. But raw meat has too much bacteria and parasites, and likely wherever you got this Ferret from doesn't have he Immune System for it due to being fed Storebought food.

Use the pellets. If you're concerned about treating your ferret, there are all kinds of yummy treats, cheese based snacks, and pastes that my Ferrets try to pry the lids off to snack on.

If youre like most people, you're gonna hate the smell. Hopefully the scent glands were removed, otherwise you can do that by Vet. If you dont have the money, there are special Oils you can drop into their Water to reduce scent by a lot.

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>>16920337
I SERIOUSLY RECOMMEND getting a second Ferret once you get the hang of the first. They are very social animals and depending on how much timr you have in a day to play, they get VERY lonely. The first one I owned stopped eating because I was at work almost 7 hours a day.

Litterboxes can be as simple as shredded newspaper (comes specially cubed and shredded in Pet Stores) or you can go fancy with Scent-Blocking Super Absorbtion Lavender Scented shit.

They usually find corners to poop in if they're walking insidr your house, thank god. But they usually just piss wherever. I bought a bulk pack of Shop Towels and some basic Pet Stain Remover. I dont even get bothered if they piss on me now. I just tie a Bathrobe over me during playtime.