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Post by Deleted on Feb 6, 2012 0:25:02 GMT -5
Heres a set of OLD bird cages that I have I can always do a good thurough cleaning if I can talk my mom and gran into letting me get another ferret however heres what they look like This is one of them:  and here is the other one:  I know single ferrets need a good sized cage but would those work as a temporary cage to have them in for quarrenteen? to slowly have oreo and the little one if i were to ever get a new ferret for him instead of having to buy a new cage? |
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Post by Sherry on Feb 6, 2012 0:29:13 GMT -5
It is tiny, and if the new ferret got a good bit of out of cage time, then it might work. Do you have a separate room to keep a new one in? Proper quarantine means separate rooms, dishes, potty boxes, etc.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 6, 2012 0:31:07 GMT -5
It is tiny, and if the new ferret got a good bit of out of cage time, then it might work. Do you have a separate room to keep a new one in? Proper quarantine means separate rooms, dishes, potty boxes, etc. Yes, we do have other rooms we have my uncles room which is currently empty and when I of course would let him/her out allot. Id prolly use the 2nd one since its a little bigger. than the 1st. |
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Post by tress29 on Feb 7, 2012 14:55:17 GMT -5
I gave a small birdcage to a classmate of my son. She's using it for her new hamster. It's not perfect, but it's temporary.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 7, 2012 15:45:49 GMT -5
I gave a small birdcage to a classmate of my son. She's using it for her new hamster. It's not perfect, but it's temporary. Oh I agree, old cages are always good for temp cages specially if you can't afford a bigger cage at the time. |
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