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Do Ferrets Really Smell in an Apartment?

How noticeable is ferret scent in your apartment, and what does your normal cleaning routine involve? We would like honest accounts from people who live with ferrets, including what visitors…

AndrewFrance, Europe30–39 m²1 reply
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Can Ferrets Live in a Studio Apartment?

If you live with ferrets in a studio, how do you provide a secure living area and daily opportunities to explore and play? How do you manage sleeping places, litter trays and the boundary be…

GalenaFlorida, America20–29 m²1 reply
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QuestionDogs1 pet

Is an Older Dog Better for Apartment Living?

Hi guys, anyone with experience on this subject that can help! An older dog may have a more established routine than a puppy, but unsure if age alone does mean whether an old dog will cope w…

Pets in WonderlandUnited Kingdom, Europe1 reply
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QuestionCats1 pet

Can an indoor cat be happy in a small Nairobi apartment?

I’m considering adopting a cat, but my apartment is small and I don’t have a garden. Before making the commitment, I’d love to hear from people living with indoor cats in Nairobi. How do you…

Blue PetKenya, Africa30–39 m²1 reply
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