we have ferrets but we dont work them but the do know how to hunt. rats do do real harm to the ferret so im sorry we cant help as if they get injured ther vets bill would be very big and expensive. Try the council
i spoke to a friend on this matter and ferrets can get some nasty injury's ie loosing eyes and limbs so sorry cant help you as i wont let harm come to my ferrets plus rats carry nasty diseases and even cripple ferrets. best contact council
Some rat poisons don't act as secondary toxins (i.e. aren't toxic if the dead rat is eaten by a cat) so if stuffed well down a hole and inaccessible (or within baited boxes) to larger animals is fairly safe. If you call the council they should be used to dealing with rats without putting other animals at risk - and rat control on domestic property is provided free.
Hi all,
i'd be very grateful to whoever can help me in this situation. I am a student trainee journalist at the University of sheffield... I am currently working producing a 7-9 minute Tv Package on the increasing rat problem in sheffield. I have been out on a rat hunt for a couple of weeks now.. but havent been able to film any, ive missed two of them coz they move to fast. It'd be absolutely fantastic if someone can tell me where i'd defintely find rats as they do form an intergral part of my project.
Hi all,
i'd be very grateful to whoever can help me in this situation. I am a student trainee journalist at the University of sheffield... I am currently working producing a 7-9 minute Tv Package on the increasing rat problem in sheffield. I have been out on a rat hunt for a couple of weeks now.. but havent been able to film any, ive missed two of them coz they move to fast. It'd be absolutely fantastic if someone can tell me where i'd defintely find rats as they do form an intergral part of my project.