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• 1. Ferret Care : How to Make a Ferret Cage
• 2. Vegetable Gardening : What Items Can I Put in a Compost Pile?
• 3. Homemade Dry Tomatoes | P. Allen Smith Cooking Classics
• 4. How to Grind Compost : Composting
• 5. Hammer mills for gypsum and paper separation
• 6. How to Draw a Sheaf of Wheat
• 7. Old Fashioned Gardening | P. Allen Smith Classics
• 8. How to Cook Mushroom Pasta | P. Allen Smith Cooking Classics
• 9. How to Make a Pecan Pie | P. Allen Smith Cooking Classics

Ferret Care : How to Make a Ferret Cage

User Comments

hypernova20 commented on 06 Nov 2011

just buy a proffesional cage from a good company...becuase u dont want sharp or unsafe corners...soft floor..towels..hamik,,,bowls. water bottle for ferrets that like bottles. or bowls too... wood pellets for litter...not wool shavings . would shavings I hear have oils that are bad for ferrets

Sue Willetts commented on 12 Feb 2012

@Mr12gman12 ... as a minimum realy , it depends how long fuzzy will be in there between play times .. the bigger the better is the best rule ... fuzzies are v active and need mental stimulation or WILL get mental health issues, and no one likes a ferret that bites to the bone!!

CheapFerretCage commented on 24 Jul 2010

I personally think it is a great idea to build your own cage, it really makes you focus on the safest way to keep your ferrets, as each time you do anything for the cage, it will make you consider every possible accident and prevent it! Great video.

Kiersten Murphy commented on 01 Nov 2013

No it makes my ferrets super dirty and and ferrets also have sensitive paws and wood shavings can damage there paws and noses and might get in there eyes fleece is much better it is soft but a little harder to clean when ferrets have accidents

3g00fy4 commented on 24 Jun 2009

oooo my ferret lives in a shed in my backyard over night only. inside we have all these creationsand games like we have a shelf and stairs r reclined on it so she can go up and down. Most of the day she is loose in our house.

Emily-Rose MacLean-Cockell commented on 02 Feb 2011

ferrets dont use the litterbox "just like cats" they can be trained to know that a litterbox is to poop in. but they arent as strict at usuing it as cats.

stinking polecat commented on 17 Nov 2009

i always use shredded newspaper dont use whole sheets of newspaper as the ferrets may learn to read and become terrorists or gay.........

3g00fy4 commented on 04 Jan 2011

@squirlyk8 Why? i dont use litter boxes and put double layered newpaper in the corners so that they poop on them.

Cassandra Taylor commented on 20 Feb 2011

I just use old sheets that are comfy and wash them in the washing machine when they get dirty or smelly.

Cuming For You commented on 24 May 2011

Would those cat things with the hanging balls be good for ferrets? Would they like them?

Cindafukinrella commented on 08 Sep 2010

Ferrets LUUUURV lots of shredded news news paper, news paper is great !!!

minivor commented on 12 Apr 2010

any body now any stores in oragon or washington were u can ubuy a ferret

gordon sawyer commented on 26 Oct 2011

is 6 feet long and 2 feet high and 2 feet wide good for a ferret cage

belizabeth06 commented on 15 Sep 2010

@squirlyk8 what is wrong with using newspaper in the ferret cage?

Jordan Hamann commented on 08 Jan 2010

that supposed to be the minimum size the bigger the better

LilSzoszo commented on 05 Jan 2010

@spoofsandshit The IDEAL size for 1 ferret is 2'x2'x2'

plazmaproductions commented on 05 Jun 2010

does any1 know were to get a outdoor ferret cage

da1nonlydoron commented on 06 May 2010

@squirlyk8 why? whats wrong with news paper?

Nick Allen commented on 23 Mar 2011

I'm a ferret, and I approve of this message.

Sean Bennett commented on 22 Nov 2012

whyy because you can use shredded newspaper

Zachariah Adams commented on 08 Feb 2012

This told me nothing about MAKING a cage....

Ammara Abid commented on 02 Feb 2013

Can you use wood shavings for a ferret?

Michelyn Lepage commented on 07 Nov 2011

does anybody notice that hes shaking

prozack12 commented on 15 Jan 2013

hahah best commetn of the day

Brody S commented on 21 Jul 2010

ferrets are just like cats :P

the0lurking0shadow commented on 05 Jun 2009

mine is 6 foot by 12 foot :D

babych98 commented on 10 Aug 2011

@squirlyk8 why not?

shotgunpi commented on 11 Nov 2009

why not newspaper?

Martin Hove commented on 12 May 2010

@sherbert500 HAHA!

Vegetable Gardening : What Items Can I Put in a Compost Pile?

User Comments

PaladinO commented on 12 Jul 2012

I made a small compost in a Rubbermaid cooler which I keep closed (no holes) the majority of the time, letting it get nice and warm. I turn it once every two or three days, everything I put in compost down quite quickly even corn husks and corn cobs. The corn cobs are gone within two weeks are less, although I do give it a helping hand by breaking up the cobs once they become soft.

DeTekening commented on 23 Sep 2012

If you make big, really good heap you can also add old cotton, wool or silk clothing, but you've to let it rot for a bit in foul water first. Hair and nails are pretty awesome too, because they actually add nitrogen to the compost

xchrisforbushx commented on 01 Jul 2011

@lkbkr103 Meat attracts rodents and other animals. I wouldn't suggest it. We don't use anything like meat, eggs, or dairy in ours out of concern for rats and stuff coming around.

minariffic commented on 19 Jan 2010

thanks it helped a lot with my science project :)

Homemade Dry Tomatoes | P. Allen Smith Cooking Classics

User Comments

Wella Curtis commented on 18 Jul 2013

Once the tomatoes are in the olive oil in a jar do you need to refrigerate them and how long do they keep? I love your videos on every topic, thank you so much.

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