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Post by horse656 on Aug 31, 2010 8:18:27 GMT -5
yes, that's it though. it's made and designed by marshall's, they should know ferrets are monsters(in a good way)  and get into everything, so why would they put something in them that's so potentially dangerous. it just doesn't make sense to me. |
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Post by Kerit on Aug 31, 2010 8:38:35 GMT -5
And since they were intended for ferrets, some simply assumed they were "safe" to be left out in ferret rooms and cages. Ah, but the owner doesn't have to "assume" it's safe to be in the cage... it says so right on the package.  When it comes to ferrets especially, the best attitude towards products has gotta be "buyer beware." |
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Post by Heather on Aug 31, 2010 14:03:02 GMT -5
How easy is it to understand....think guys....cages. Designed and created to keep naughty little ferts confined to a space......How often are there problems. How often are silly little carpetsharks injured in their own homes. Profit vs safety.....ultimately you are responsible to make sure their environment is as safe as possible for them. Never assume because a product was created for a pocket pet that it's safe.
ciao
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Post by babycakes0707 on Sept 7, 2010 17:58:43 GMT -5
urgh my computer doesnt like forums,it rarely loads...
anyways i had only put the lady bug part in their cage,nothing dangly, i still cant figure out what my boys did to get that thread out cause there was no rips in it as far as i saw..i think the head of the ladybug had some sort of stuffing but they didnt tear that open at all,maybe their claws got caught in the sewing and maybe it just ripped that way and came out? cause the thread that wrapped around molsons neck wasnt connected to anything when i found it...my boys dont chew anything in their cage, blankets,litterbox, hammock...so i doupt they meant to rip up the lady bug..they just slept in it all thetime...
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