Adolescent Pup
Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Clinton, NC
Age: 33
Posts: 190
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Was your ferret descented? My mom had ferrets before. and the ones that were descented didn't smell that bad, but later after the other ones died (cancer 
) she got an undescented bull ferret(a large ferret) that smelled to high heavens!!!
) she got an undescented bull ferret(a large ferret) that smelled to high heavens!!!
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Newborn Pup
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: Henryetta, OK
Age: 42
Posts: 17
We have a ferret and he has a smell much like a musky smell as described above. And I know that bathing too much will make it worse but we bath Frodo maybe once every month or so and when we do we bathe him with regular ol' baby shampoo. I have never had any problems with his skin and he actually smells good for a while afterwards but the key is all in keeping their bedding and cage clean. I have about 8 hammocks for him and we change them out every few days. I also own 2 gliders and oh boy those guys can create quite a ~stink~ as well, lol. And the funny thing about boy gliders is the more they skunk on you and mark you, that means they REALLY LOVE YOU!! lol But just like everyone has said, you get used to it and my gliders get their pouches changed quite a few times a week and you gotta keep their wodent wheel clean too. With my gliders i wipe down the outside of their cage each day and that helps with the residue and the smell a bit.
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Newborn Pup
Join Date: May 2009
Location: makeing and drinking wine
Posts: 21
gliders smell too if you do`nt clean them regularly and i would`nt say they are low maintenance. also it is advised to have 2 or more as they are like degues they survive much better, and a lot more happy when they have a playmate, do`nt worry they will still bond with you, it is so much fun to know you have 2 little fur babies down your front or in your bra!! check out my album i have a couple of pictures of my two
any animal will bite if mistreated or provocted , my chair is just my transport, i have a voice of my own
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Playful Pup
Join Date: Feb 2008
Location: Greer, SC
Posts: 31
Sugar gliders are not what I would call a low maintenance pet. I have 2 females now and they are sweethearts. My avatar is my wfb Glaze and I have her baby sister Silica. I started with a rescued glider and he is now with a perfect cage mate in a forever home. Good luck deciding...do lots of research first. GC is a perfect place to get all your questions answered!
Jana (gr8pots)
Wife to my wonderful husband Richard,
Mom to Nichole, Grandmom to Ashli, Shelly,
Markell & Kayla.
Godmom to Ana & Natalia &
Petmom to: WFB Glaze & Silica,
Syler & Halle our Mountain Feist &
Sushie & Patriot our Bettas.
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Paw-Talk Lifer
Join Date: Dec 2001
Location: NC
Posts: 8,706
*ahem* This thread is from 2003.
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