Recommended reading.
Shown are three books that I own, used as examples of the many books available on the subject of ferrets. I consider all to be excellent publications. The “Introduction to ferrets,” by James Mc Kay, is published by James Welbeloved, the manufacturer of Ferret Complete food, it is well written and gives sensible advice on the upkeep of ferrets. Ferret Complete is the food I personally feed my ferrets on as it is a convenient and sanitary method of feeding. I have found it to be good although there are many other makers products available of similar merit.
“Guide to Ferreting” by Fred J Taylor , is exactly as the title states, plus many original thoughts and stories on the subject of ferrets. The author has written articles for the Angling Mail, and is a well respected Angler. He has also written for national news papers and is an authority on field sports.
The – Fast guide for a happy healthy ferret– is aimed at ferrets kept as pets, it a lot of useful information for prospective or experienced ferret owners.
“Guide to Ferreting” by Fred J Taylor , is exactly as the title states, plus many original thoughts and stories on the subject of ferrets. The author has written articles for the Angling Mail, and is a well respected Angler. He has also written for national news papers and is an authority on field sports.
The – Fast guide for a happy healthy ferret– is aimed at ferrets kept as pets, it a lot of useful information for prospective or experienced ferret owners.
Many publications on ferrets can often found or requested at your local public library.
The Fast Guide for a Happy and Healthy Ferret offers advice on the upkeep of ferrets as pets from an Australian perspective by one of Australia’s authority’s on ferrets, David Rand.
It is published in electronic format for Kindles.
It is published in electronic format for Kindles.