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Most ferrets sold through pet stores have already been spayed or neutered. It is essential that female ferrets be spayed if they are not going to be bred; if they are not bred, they can develop aplastic anemia and could die.

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Cooper and Missy

Cooper and Missy are two beautifully marked dark-eyed white ferrets, a boy and girl, respectively. They were born in October 2007, and were an owner surrender brought in to Chadwell Animal Hospital. They’re very sweet and loving. They’ve been together since they were young, so they would also do best in a group by themselves or in a home with no other ferrets. They are ADV-blood tested negative and current on all vaccines.