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4-H Home Page 4-H Volunteer's Page 4-H Member's Page 4-H Shooting Sports ... Back to the top Vinton County 4-H Project Pet Care Project Completion Requirements Exhibit Suggestions (select one or more) 215 Guinea Pig Learn how to select, feed, manage and breed guinea pigs. Small Animal Record Book (214R) required. Do at least two Learning Experiences (p. 3) Be involved in at least two Leadership / Citizenship activities (p. 4) Obtain and complete the appropriate sections of the Small Animals Record Book (4-H publication 214R) Write a one-page report telling what you did and learned in the project Bring completed project manual, one-page report, Small Animal Record Book, your Guinea Pig and exhibit to Project Interview An educational poster that shows something you learned or did in the project Scrapbook containing photos, information and notes from activities completed for your project Other display that shows what you learned 220 Small Animals Complete the Interest Areas and age-appropriate activities relating to the small animal species taken as your project. Activities can be repeated or new animal species explored. Species include gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs. Small Animal Resource

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[Your user agent does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display frames. However, you may visit the related document. About Ferrets By Pamela Grant, STAR*Ferrets The History of Ferrets M ustela furo , the domestic European ferret, is a member of the weasel family (polecat, mink, ermine, otter, etc.). The first ferrets came to the United States over 300 years ago on ships and were used for rodent control. There are no populations of "wild" ferrets in the United States, except for the North American Black-footed Ferret, which is an endangered species and just recently reintroduced to the wild. Pet ferrets have no hunting instinct left; they will chase and catch rodents, but don't know how to "survive" on them. Ferrets are domestic in the truest sense of the word. They come in a variety of colors, with albino being the original color of pet ferrets. Other popular colors are sable (with raccoon-like mask), chocolate (brown), silver (white with sprinkling of black hairs and black eyes), and cinnamon (just to name a few colors). Patterns are mitts (white feet), panda (white head), badger (white blaze), and Siamese (dark legs and tail). Male ferrets are referred to as hobs and average from 2 to 5 pounds. Female ferrets are called jills and are half the size of the males. Baby ferrets are called kits and are considered "adults" at 6-7 months of age. A group of ferrets is called "a business of ferrets."

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[Your user agent does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display frames. However, you may visit the related document. Ferret grooming tips By Linda Matlack F errets require a lot of the same care as cats and dogs. They need a bath every once in a while. They need their nails cut and ears cleaned frequently. They also need to be groomed a bit. Nail clipping is the most common and most frequently performed grooming habit. Since ferrets hardly sit still for a second, clipping nails can be tricky. A tried and true way of tricking the ferret is what many ferret owners use to help them clip nails. Pour a few drops of Ferretone or Linatone on the ferret’s belly. While the ferret is happily licking up his favorite treat, cut his nails, using small-animal clippers and being sure not to get too close to the quick of the nail. Repeat drops of Ferretone as necessary to get all nails trimmed. Cleaning ears is difficult. If you can get someone to help you with this chore it would be beneficial. The way I clean ears is by scruffing the ferret, dipping the cotton swab in baby oil, then swiftly rubbing all over the ear. Ferrets hate this and will fight you the whole time. You feel guilty for putting them through this, so be sure to give them lots of treats when you finish both ears. It makes you feel better -– not them! Bathing ferrets can be fun or can be a nightmare. First, let me say that ferrets should not be bathed more than once per month because bathing them washes the oils out of the skin, which in turn makes the oil-producing glands work harder to put oil back in the skin, which then causes them to smell worse! So keep baths to a minimum. Some ferrets love baths because they love to play in the water. These types of ferrets make baths fun. Then there are the type of ferrets I have -– the kind that aren’t real pleased to be in the water and claw whenever I try to wash them, constantly trying to climb out of the tub. Then when they are out of the tub, they hate being dried off and are wiggly rats. Oh the joys! If you do succeed in getting your ferrets in the tub, use special ferret shampoo, available at most pet stores, to bathe them.

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