New Complete Guide to Ferrets: 2nd Edition Paperback – Illustrated, December 1, 2012

The author takes a more technical view to the subject than most. The writing can be very prescriptive but if you are a relatively experienced ferret keeper and hunter then its not difficult to put the style to one side in pursuit of the useful knowledge that also lies within. If you have not seen his earlier work then this is well worth buying. For me there is not enough new material compared to a combination of the first guide and the breeding book to give it 5 stars.

This book is the bible for ferrets end of . Every ferret owner should have a copy it is full of information, ie protein vitamins diet requirements

lt was good to read a book about ferrets that was English - most books l have read are American. The book gives a lot of info on keeping working ferrets. But l felt it fell short of explaining all that is involved in their upkeep. Regularly trimming their nails for instance. Ferrets nails grow very quickly and if not kept trimmed they can get themselves caught up in bedding etc.

THIS WAS A GIFT book and arrived before schedule an d was in tiptop condition. Excellent service.

good book with relatively up to date info, James McKay covers everything making this a good read for anyone interested in ferrets.Highly recommended!