Post by nyghtrayven on May 19, 2010 16:08:43 GMT -5
Hello, I am new to the forum and have two lively active 4 month old ferrets. One is a panda type of ferret named Shinobi and the other is white with grey highlights named juno.
I have been interested in switching their diet to raw diet due to the fact that well it just seems a whole lot more healthier for them then that dry kibble. But I'm a bit confused as to how to introduce them to it, I have come across getting a blender and making soups. And by the looks of it they can eat anything raw.. But getting them introduced is the whole problem for me.
I have been interested in switching their diet to raw diet due to the fact that well it just seems a whole lot more healthier for them then that dry kibble. But I'm a bit confused as to how to introduce them to it, I have come across getting a blender and making soups. And by the looks of it they can eat anything raw.. But getting them introduced is the whole problem for me.
Check out the nutrition section, you'll find lots of info there, as well as the newbie switch archive. At their age, I really don't think you'll have a lot of trouble 
This is shinobi trying to get into the crickets tank.
Juno who is sleeping on me, he's only ever done this once since i've gotten him other times he just moves away. I'm suspecting he could be deaf. He's a bit of a loner till we get him rowled up and hyper then he attacks his brother lol.