A princess in a tower…of shredded paper

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Good news for Zoe! From what Zoe would let the vet see — which admittedly wasn’t much — her throat is fine. In fact, she was feeling rather feisty last week and was showing her displeasure by snipping at anyone who got too close. She’s been playing well and getting along with everyone, even the cousins over the holidays. Aside from her fur thinning a bit on her tail (pretty normal for her age/this time of year), she’s doing fine and having fun. 🙂

Edit: Okay, ferret photos are uploaded through the first week of January. I’ll throw a reminder in my calendar to upload more after the holidays, but feel free to send me a reminder if you get desperate for your fix. -M

Zoe is our “water rat”

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When I placed her in the tub with 2″ of very warm water in it, she just very calmly started exploring around, sniffing the bubbles and walking all over. After a minute or two she looked at me and just sort of said, “Okay, this was cool but I’m done.” And then I bathed her. I think you can see in her expression what she thought of that. She did very well in her first real bath with us, no nips or anything. 🙂

The dangers of ferret ownership

There are things you must learn to live with when you cohabitate with ferrets. If a ferret wants your attention, they will get your attention. Sometimes this means nipping at your ankles, sometimes this means very attentively pulling a drink off the nightstand.

Ahem.

There are sacrifices even when they’re settling down to sleep, however. I am posting the following picture because we aim to be both informative and amusing here.

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