Trickster

Shiravan

(US) Frostmourne

Blood Elf Subtlety Rogue

Trickster

• suitable housing
• suitable bedding, blankets and hammocks
• food
• earthenware or stainless steel bowls for food
• a water bottle
• tunnels and platforms
• appropriate bedding, shelter or fabric nest box
• space to exercise
• toys to keep them entertained
• carry case for trips to the vet

Although ferrets are bigger and more robust than other small pets, they can still be injured if they’re handled incorrectly or roughly. Make sure everyone in your household understands how to pick up and hold your ferret. New members of your household or people who are unfamiliar with ferrets will also likely need your help with understanding how to interact properly with ferrets. Ferrets are always more likely to want to be held once they’ve burned off some energy (this is one reason why young, energetic ferrets may give you a nip – they just want to get moving!). Wherever possible, play games with them and let them explore their secure area before you attempt to pick them up or cuddle them.

When you’re ready to pick up your ferret, always remember that they like to feel secure and supported, and their long back needs to be protected against excessive twisting or violent movement.