Ferrets
The ferret, a strict carnivore, and not a rodent.
The ferret (Mustela putorius furo) is a strict carnivorous mustelid, descended from the polecat. Its nutritional needs differ radically from those of rodents or rabbits: it requires a diet rich in animal proteins (≥ 35%), low in carbohydrates, and a portion of raw meat to maintain its longevity.
The ferret, a strict carnivore, and not a rodent.
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100% beef liver
20 sausages of around 500 g in a 10 kg box
1.7 x 1.7 cm pieces
- Coming soon
100% beef spleen
20 sausages of around 500 g in a 10 kg box
1.7 x 1.7 cm pieces
80% chicken neck, 20% poultry meal
40 sausages of around 250 g in a 10 kg box
5 mm grinding grid output
50% chicken neck, 50% turkey liver
20 sausages of around 500 g in a 10 kg box
7.8 mm grinding grid output
Mus Musculus
25 pieces box
For snakes, lizards, turtles and birds of prey.
Mus Musculus
25 pieces box
For snakes, lizards, turtles and birds of prey.
Mus Musculus
25 pieces box
For snakes, lizards, turtles and birds of prey.
100% turkey liver
20 sausages of around 500 g in a 10 kg box
Approximately 150 g - 10 cm livers
