Save with the Ferret Vetcare Package
Includes everything your ferret needs to give them a great life
With our Ferret VetCare Package, you receive $391 worth of care for only $300.

Disclaimer:
- Our VetCare Packages are for healthy pets only
- Because the VetCare Packages are already discounted, they cannot be purchased with CareCredit or Scratchpay, and no coupons or other discounts can be applied
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Things to Expect at Your Ferret’s Wellness Visits

We recommend regular exams, blood work, and vaccines to keep your ferret healthy. Here is what you can expect for your ferret’s routine wellness visits at our clinic:
- 1st visit – Physical exam, fecal analysis, rabies vaccine, distemper vaccine, and microchipping
- 6-month exam: Physical exam
- Annual exam: Physical exam, fecal analysis, CBC/Chemistries, rabies vaccine, distemper vaccine
- Senior exam: Physical exam, fecal analysis, CBC/Chemistries, radiographs, and ultrasound


How to Transport Your Ferret to Our Clinic
To safely and comfortably transport your ferret to our clinic, make sure you have a secure, appropriately- sized carrier that is also well ventilated and easy to clean. Add a few layers of absorbent paper on the floor of the carrier to absorb urine just in case, and place an old clean towel or T-shirt inside as well to make your ferret’s journey a little more comfortable.
Signs Your Ferret is Having a Health Emergency
Is your ferret showing any of the following symptoms? If so, call us immediately at (843) 216-8387.
- Diarrhea
- Vomiting
- Pawing at the mouth (could indicate nausea due to low blood sugar)
- Frequent trips to the litterbox with little or no urine production
- Tense abdomen
- Lack of appetite
- Depression
It’s essential that we see your ferret right away if they’re having an emergency. Until you’re able to get to our clinic, you can try feeding your ferret by hand or with a syringe with chicken or beef baby food if they aren’t eating on their own. You can also try rubbing Karo syrup or honey on their gums prior to feeding them if they appear weak and disoriented.
Common Diseases and Conditions
There are many prevalent health conditions that we see in ferrets.