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Ok thanks she wasnt mad on ham (from a packet), i might try a tiny bit of tuna from a tin (low sodium of corse,lol).
I just found out they like grapes as a treat and she took one a played with it for a bit then ran of to her stash with it,lol.
I had brought some frankie ferret treats that she liked but the dog ate them.
Thanks Ky and Rio, Tia
just be careful w/ ham (unless it is the fresh ham, the kind you have ot cook like a roast) because ham is high in sodium too.Quote:
Originally posted by Rio and Me
Ok thanks she wasnt mad on ham (from a packet), i might try a tiny bit of tuna from a tin (low sodium of corse,lol).
I just found out they like grapes as a treat and she took one a played with it for a bit then ran of to her stash with it,lol.
I had brought some frankie ferret treats that she liked but the dog ate them.
Thanks Ky and Rio, Tia
Also grapes & raisins should only be fed occasionally as treats because they are high in sugar & can cause insolunomia (high glucose level) AND ferrets do not have a cecum which digests non meat food, they are 100% carnivores they can not properly digest anything besides meat. But one a couple times a week should not hurt nuch. ;)
ok i dont buy grapes much anyhow.
Rasions are a no no is this house,lol
I'll stick to her food, ferret treats and the odd bit of chicken and tuna.
Thanks
CONGRADULATIONS!!!!!!!
You're so lucky that you got ferret.. I've always dreamed about getting ferret!
and of course congrats, Tia, with getting so good, new owner ;)