Definition of «ferret»

A ferret is a small mammal that belongs to the family Mustelidae, which also includes weasels and otters. They are known for their slender bodies, sharp claws, and keen sense of smell. Ferrets were originally domesticated in Europe as pets and have since become popular in many countries including the United States. They are often kept as household pets due to their playful nature and ability to be trained tricks.

Usage examples

  1. Ferrets are small, domesticated carnivores, often kept as pets.
  2. I need to buy some ferret food from the pet store.
  3. The ferret escaped from its cage and hid under the couch.
  4. Ferrets have a natural curiosity and love to explore their surroundings.
  5. I saw a cute ferret at the zoo during my visit last week.
  6. To entertain my ferret, I purchased a variety of toys for it to play with.
  7. The vet recommended annual vaccinations for my ferret to keep it healthy.
  8. Ferrets are known for their agility and ability to squeeze into tight spaces.
  9. My friend loves to dress up her ferret in adorable little costumes.
  10. Ferret owners should provide plenty of mental and physical stimulation for their pets.

Sentences with «ferret»

  • The search for clues as to the cause would be similar in ferrets as well. (2ndchance.info)
  • A food that has been developed for ferrets for all of their life stages should contain a minimum of 36 percent protein and 22 percent fat, plus a maximum of 2 percent fiber. (smallanimalchanel.com)
  • The majority of ferrets in the world today are kept as pets either in the house. (midwestexotichospital.com)
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