Plastic Balls: Ferrets love chasing and batting around lightweight plastic balls. Look for those with holes to add treats or bells inside for extra fun.
Tunnel Systems: Flexible tunnels or tubes mimic burrows and provide endless entertainment. Many inexpensive versions are available in pet stores or online.
Ferret Toys
Cardboard Boxes: Simple but effective, cardboard boxes can be cut and arranged to create tunnels and hiding spots for ferrets to explore.
Plastic Bags (supervised): Ferrets enjoy the crinkly texture and sound of plastic bags. Ensure they are supervised to avoid suffocation risks.
DIY Toys: Crafting toys from household items like socks, old t-shirts, or paper towel rolls can be a cost-effective way to entertain your ferret.
Cat Toys: Many cat toys, such as feather wands, jingle balls, and toy mice, are equally appealing to ferrets and often inexpensive.
Digging Box: Fill a shallow box with rice, beans, or shredded paper for a fun digging experience.
