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   How much does it cost to adopt a ferret?

   • The average cost of adopting a ferret from a shelter is around £20 to £50. If you prefer to purchase a ferret from a pet store, you can expect to pay a bit more. Pet stores often sell ferrets for around £60 to £80, but it's important to note that these ferrets may not come from reputable breeders and may have unknown health issues.

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   Can I neuter a Ferret before adoption?

   • Sometimes neutering before adoption is not possible, therefore an arranged date will be made with potential adoptees to bring them back to us when this is possible. (other neutering methods can be discussed) When adopting a ferret from us we will ask you to fill out an adoption form. We also ask for a minimum adoption fee of:

   Adoption | Marley's ferret rescue and rehoming

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   Can you adopt a ferret?

   • If you are able to adopt a ferret, then great! Now it’s time to think about what you’ll need to provide your new companion with to keep them healthy and happy. First things first – a home. Ferrets can’t just be left in a cage. They need space to run around and play, and they like to get plenty of exercise in.

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   How much does a ferret cost in the UK?

   • The average cost of a ferret in the UK ranges from £20 to £100, but this is just the initial purchase price. It's important to keep in mind that there are ongoing costs associated with owning a ferret, including food, bedding, toys, and veterinary care. When it comes to purchasing a ferret, there are a few different options available to you.

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   How much does it cost to care for a ferret?

   • On average, you can expect to spend around £100-£200 per year on veterinary care for a ferret. In addition to food and veterinary care, you will also need to invest in supplies for your ferret. This includes items such as a cage, bedding, and toys. The cost of these supplies can vary depending on the brand and quality you choose.

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   Do you offer rescue back up for adopted ferrets?

   • We also offer rescue back up for every adopted ferret. This means if you adopt a ferret from us and can no longer care for them, they must be returned to the rescue in order for a suitable home to be found.

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   Apr 20, 2024 · The price for a ferret from a breeder can range from £50 to £100. Another option is to adopt a ferret from a shelter or rescue organization. Shelters usually have ferrets available for adoption at a lower cost than breeders. The adoption fee typically covers the cost of vaccinations and neutering.

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   When adopting a ferret from us we will ask you to fill out an adoption form. We also ask for a minimum adoption fee of: £80 for a neutered hob or jill. £70 per ferret when adopting more than one neutered ferret from us. £110 for a vasectomised hob. £45 for a unneutered kit (we will pay 20% of neutering, when they are of age)

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5. www.rspca.org.uk › adviceandwelfare › petsKeeping Ferrets As Pets | RSPCA - RSPCA - rspca.org.uk

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   Paintings of animals thought to be ferrets have been found on the walls of Egyptian tombs. Ferrets like sleeping. A healthy ferret may sleep between 18 and 20 hours a day! Ferrets are playful and intelligent, and need mental and physical stimulation.

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   Adoption fee is £60 for neutered adults and kits over 6 months old. Adoption fee is £35 for unneutered kits and a contract will be signed by the new owner for the kit to be neutered when old enough, for which the new owner is solely responsible for the cost.

7. www.scottishspca.org › advice › domesticRehoming a Ferret | Scottish SPCA

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   As well as time, consider whether you can afford to rehome a ferret. You’ll need to think about things like accommodation, providing a regular supply of food, toys and treats for fun, as well as veterinary costs. If you are able to adopt a ferret, then great!

8. www.rspca.org.uk › adviceandwelfare › costoflivingPet Cost Calculator | RSPCA - RSPCA - rspca.org.uk

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   How much will a pet cost? Getting a pet will bring loads of joy, but before committing you should know that costs can vary - a lot. So we’ve created this calculator to help you prepare. Give it a go and compare between breeds to help you decide which pet is right for you and your budget.

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   May 28, 2020 · Things to Consider Before Adopting a Ferret. Ferrets are affectionate and can bond with their owner, making them fun and lovable pets. Ferrets are quiet much of the day and they tend to sleep a lot but can be very playful at other times of the day. They are intelligent and like to be challenged.