Issues to consider for preparing ferrets as research subjects in the laboratory (2006)
Ball, R. S.
Abstract
Successful housing requires knowledge of ferret behaviors including social behavior, eating habits, a general inquisitive nature, and a species-typical need to burrow and hide. Regular handling is necessary to maintain well-being. A ferret health care program consists of physical examination, immunization, clinical pathology, and a working knowledge of common ferret diseases.
Published
2006
Citation
Ball, R. S. 2006. Issues to consider for preparing ferrets as research subjects in the laboratory. ILAR Journal 47(4), 348-357.
Full Article
https://doi.org/10.1093/ilar.47.4.348