Post by Deleted on Apr 27, 2011 18:21:18 GMT -5
They mostly do it when their tired. Older ferrets do it more, mine do it when their hot a lot, and like to lay down on the cool floor or tile.
If Pooka is doing it, it could definitely be linked to the kibble (depending on what kibble you have). Ferrets get most of their energy from fats, and kibble uses carbs for energy. This causes the ferret to have sugar spikes and drops. Raw, on the other hand, keeps the blood glucose at a more steady level.
If Pooka is doing it, it could definitely be linked to the kibble (depending on what kibble you have). Ferrets get most of their energy from fats, and kibble uses carbs for energy. This causes the ferret to have sugar spikes and drops. Raw, on the other hand, keeps the blood glucose at a more steady level.
They are running, jumping, playing, flat ferret, get up and carry on. It's like us taking a sit down break from work, except they only need 30 seconds or so.
but he's up and at it again in seconds, so I don't think I have anything to worry about