This information sheet is to give an overview of the NSW Ferret Welfare Society and ferrets. The information that you are about to read is just a very brief insight into the world of ferrets. If …
Ferret Care
Some key health care issues for ferrets to be aware of include desexing, vaccinations and worming. We also have some useful information from the NSW Ferret Welfare Society.
Vaccinations
Vaccinations for dogs, cats, rabbits and ferrets protect your pet against potentially fatal viral and bacterial diseases. Our vets perform health checks routinely as part of your pet's annual …
Common Zoonotic Diseases Of Small Animals
Zoonoses are those diseases common to both animals and humans (often but not necessarily transmitted from animals to people). Common zoonotic diseases are described below. Skin …
Ferrets as Pets
Here are some key health care issues for ferrets. Desexing is essential for all pet ferrets, especially females, ideally at around six months of age. A female (jill) will come into season about …
Getting Your Pet Desexed
What is Desexing? The terms “desexing” or “neutering” describe the surgical procedures performed on animals to stop them from breeding. In males this involves the surgical removal of the …
Desexing
As well as stopping unwanted breeding, there are many good reasons to have your pet desexed. But if you are unsure, we recommend you first read "Should I Get My Pet Desexed?" Desexing is quite …
Flea, Tick and Worm Control
Our staff’s expertise ensures you receive the best products backed by the most up to date advice, so your pet has the best possible protection. Please refer to our pet care articles below for our …
Chocolate Toxicity In Animals
Chocolate can be a killer! Although chocolate is one of our favourite treats, it contains a substance that is toxic to animals. Toxicity, or poisoning, is most common in dogs because of their habit of …