A ferrety update

Thankyou... I'm just off to plant my mini narcissi bulbs for him. It's a little ritual I seem to have, come spring there is a patch in my front garden that bursts with beautiful shades of yellow and orange, which always makes me smile as I remember all of my little critters buried there...

 

I cheered myself up by buying the boys a brand new double decker cage! They absolutely love it, up til now they've had a single layer large cage on the floor below Sid's double decker. Sid's cage was a big one in the grand scheme of things(all my other ferrets have been girls and half the size of the brothers!) but it just wasn't big enough for Goose and Iggy to move into.
So a new cage it was! Though I have never seen 2 ferrets go up and down a pretty wide, solid ladder so awkwardly!!
Iggy got the all clear from the vet re his spleen, it had gone down in size and stayed that way after finishing the meds, so that was a big phew... at the moment they are growing their winter coats and are both looking exceptionally lush and handsome! I will endeavour to get pics of them if they stay still for long enough!

 

Yes it is such a relief about Iggy, Goose was totally lost without him for those few hours he was at the vets for his dental. (The downside of them being siblings I suppose, though Iggy didn't care less when it was the other way round!)
Here's a pic of the new pad and one of them snoozing in their downstairs hammock I don't know why my pics are blurry at the mo, unless it's just my glasses or eyes or an inability to just work my silly phone!..

 

Thought I'd sort a few new pics of the boys to post. They're both doing really well and still both as nutty as a fruit cake!
And of course always up to mischief... They will be 4 years old on 12th May, where has that time gone!!

Apologies, I couldn't decide which ones to post so I did a load!!... enjoy!

 

It's actually quite nice now I don't board as much as I did pre covid, the boys can just stay out(within reason!)a lot longer. At the moment Iggy's mooching about and Goose has gone back in the cage for his tea and bed. If I've had the cage open some afternoons when I'm just working at home, Goose generally comes out and Iggy doesn't even notice the cage is open! He has to go past the open door to go for a wee and he still just goes back to bed!