Post by cierva4 on Feb 15, 2012 15:13:28 GMT -5
Hi all- I'm Tiffany. I've been a ferrent for about 8 months now to 2 absolutely loveable fuzzbutts. I found the forum while researching a better kibble diet for the little ones (if only I'd known from the beginning... 
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Charlotte is just over a year old, and is my tiny little runt. I fell in love with her at the pet store, and went back the next week to take her home after some research and prep. She loves to cuddle in my lap, hide her squeaky babies, and give kisses.
Wheatley is just under a year. He's technically my boyfriend's ferret, but he lives with me and Charlotte
Wheatbutt is a big galoot, gets really hyper and runs everywhere, then plops and plays fuzzy speedbump. He's not much of a cuddler, but that doesn't stop me from squeezing him every so often. 
After much research, Josh (boyfriend, loves to cuddle, eats mostly cooked meat) and I have decided to switch the babbies over to a raw diet. They've both had some cooked meat as well as chicken baby food as a treat in the past, so this weekend we're doing a litmus test with raw and we'll go from there.
I know the demand for pictures is high, I'm posting from work now, so I'll try to get some posted here later tonight from home.
). Charlotte is just over a year old, and is my tiny little runt. I fell in love with her at the pet store, and went back the next week to take her home after some research and prep. She loves to cuddle in my lap, hide her squeaky babies, and give kisses.
Wheatley is just under a year. He's technically my boyfriend's ferret, but he lives with me and Charlotte
Wheatbutt is a big galoot, gets really hyper and runs everywhere, then plops and plays fuzzy speedbump. He's not much of a cuddler, but that doesn't stop me from squeezing him every so often. After much research, Josh (boyfriend, loves to cuddle, eats mostly cooked meat) and I have decided to switch the babbies over to a raw diet. They've both had some cooked meat as well as chicken baby food as a treat in the past, so this weekend we're doing a litmus test with raw and we'll go from there.
I know the demand for pictures is high, I'm posting from work now, so I'll try to get some posted here later tonight from home.
), they will give you some ideas about things that might make your raw switching journey a bit easier. Read, ask questions, get involved in the discussions. Everyone's friendly and of course photos are also a good idea 
