Last updated: 12/2008

Discover How To Stop Your Pet Ferrets From Biting And Stinking - And Train Your Ferret To Use The Litter The Right Way
"Don't Be A Victim Of Your Ferret's Biting, Stinking & Urinating Outside The Litter ... Get The Facts From A Top Ferret Care Enthusiast & Find Out The Real Secrets Of Ferret Care Instantly"
If You Love Your Ferret But Are Frustrated By Its Naughty Behavior And The Numerous Annoyances Associated With Ferret Care, Then Read On To Learn How To Turn Your Ferret Into The Most Well Behaved Ferret In The World, While Feeling Great About It...

From: John Ascroft

Dear Fellow Ferret Lover,

Are you tired of your ferret's biting and stinking? Does it frustrate you every time your ferret "does its bathroom" outside the litter or are you simply worrying your ferret might be sick, due to its displaying abnormal behavior?

As you are reading this letter, you'll realize that this is your lucky day!

Give Me Just Five Minutes And I'll Show You How To
Instantly Learn The Real Secrets Of Ferret Care
Imagine how you would feel if your ferret actually knew how to use its bathroom properly, stopped biting, and acted as you'd like it to act, so you could actually spend your time enjoying your happy and healthy "little fuzzy"!

If You Can Hear and Read Simple English Then I'll Show You How To Instantly Learn The Top 30 Real Secrets Of Ferret Care

Introducing The "Ferret Care Interview" - The Complete Guide For Keeping Your Ferret Happy & Healthy By Learning Everything You Need To Know About Ferret Care
It comes in mp3 audio form, so you can listen to it while relaxing at home
or while driving.

You also get the written transcripts
(45+ page transcript report)

Here's just a fraction of what you'll discover
in the "Ferret Care Interview":

I've heard that there are some common nuisances associated with baby and young adult ferrets. What are they and how can I control or stop them? - avoiding these will make your life way much easier (page 8)

What kind of nutrition does my new ferret need? Do I need to follow a special diet or feeding schedule? - feeding your ferret the wrong thing can lead to very unpleasant health situations (page 9)

Are there certain types of cleaning solutions that I should or should not use while cleaning my ferret's cage? - you'll be shocked with some of the cleaning solutions you must not be using (page 12)

I've heard that it is important to socialize a ferret while they are young. Do you have any tips or suggestions on how I can socialize my ferret? - getting this right from the start will save you tons of headaches in the future (page 15)

Are there any special types of litter that I should or should not use for my ferret's litter pans? - you'll find out why certain types of litters should be avoided at all costs (page 21)

I've heard that ferrets often have strong odors. Do I need to bathe it regularly? Is there any way to completely get rid of the "ferret" smell? - learn why bathing too often might be a problem (page 24)

Is there any type of abnormal behavior or symptoms that would signal that something is wrong with my ferret? For example, can ferrets sleep, eat or defecate too much? (page 28)

Is there any behavior that my ferret will exhibit that I might be concerned about but should not be? - find out what behavior changes are a sign that there's something wrong with your ferret (page 32)

What kind of ailments can afflict a ferret in old age? Are there treatments available? - learn how early treatment may significantly extend the life of your ferret (page 30)

Do you recommend an annual veterinary visit for ferrets, including vaccinations? Do routine vaccinations include any substances that could be harmful to my ferret? (page 31)

What should I do if my ferret swallows something it shouldn't? - you'll need to act fast on these tips or your ferret could be history (page 35)

Is there anything else I need to do to make sure that my ferret's hygiene is up to par? - how to safely groom and pamper your ferret (page 25)

Can ferrets get fleas? Are there any flea treatments that you do or do not recommend? - learn why "defleaing" everything at once is a huge misconception (page 27)

How often do I need to let my ferret out of its cage? Is there any way I can take it outside or allow it to play on its own? - this has a direct impact on your ferret's health and happiness (page 22)

Does a ferret need a playmate? (page 17)

Can a ferret get along with other animals, such as a cat or a dog? - by getting this right you can avoid unpleasant encounters at best and catastrophes at worst (page 18)

Can I train my ferret to display certain types of behavior? - the answer will surprise you (page 18)

Is there a special way that I need to handle my ferret when I am holding it? Is there any type of handling that is too rough or that I should avoid? (page 14)

Is there anything else that you suggest I purchase for my ferret, such as toys, etc.? - what you should know to avoid "accidents" (page 13)

Can you tell me more about what kind of accommodations a ferret needs? For example, do you have any suggestions regarding what kind of cage I need to purchase? (page 11)

Should I have my ferret spayed or neutered? I have also heard of microchips being used for identification. Can you tell me more about that? - this is extremely vital information that you should know (page 7)

I've been thinking about getting a ferret. What are the pros and cons of owning a ferret? - you should be aware of this before buying a ferret (page 3)

I've decided to get a ferret. Where should I begin? (page 3)

Are there any places where owning a ferret is illegal or a license is required? - find out if it's illegal in your own state (page 4)

How much, on average, does a ferret cost if I am purchasing the ferret from a pet store? (page 5)

Can you describe, in detail, the different ferret breeds and their respective markings? (page 6)

Are there any tips or suggestions you have to make traveling with a ferret easier? - how to avoid last minute hassles (page 34)

How long do ferrets live, on average? (page 30)

Are there any places I can board my ferret if I'm going out of town? If I can't find a boarding shelter, how long can I leave my ferret alone? (page 39)

I'd like to find a regular veterinarian for my ferret. How do I find a good one? (page 41)

How do I make sure that I get the most out of my ferret's regular checkup? - how to avoid wasting money on extra veterinarian visits (page 42)

Are there ways that I can give back to the ferret community? For example, can I volunteer at a ferret shelter? (page 43)

Here's what Colin Patterson had to say about "Ferret Care Interview"
Whether you're a new ferret owner or someone with experience raising these adorable "carpet sharks," I highly recommend you grab a copy of John's Ferret Care Interview right now. The information is cutting edge, safe for your ferret, and backed up by facts and research.
Download it to your computer, load the audio onto your MP3 player or CD player, and it's like having your own ferret expert right there to tell you the answer to any question you have. If you want to give your ferret the best care possible, you owe it to them to get the Ferret Care Interview without delay.

Colin Patterson
Author, Find Out About Ferrets
http://www.ferretcareinterview.com/findoutaboutferrets.htm

I'll Bet By Now You're "Worrying" About the Price
Well, how much would you give for the pleasure of owning a very happy and healthy ferret, which is no longer biting and stinking as before, "does its bathroom" as it's supposed to, and goes on its lovely daily routine of making you happy?

I know... you can't put a price tag on that!

Because we are just launching, I will be offering everything mentioned above for an insanely low price of $27. However, I can only guarantee that I won't raise the price, as I have been advised to do, if you order before midnight, Wednesday 23 January 2008 .

Once the launch is over and I have time to polish up this page and add testimonials, the price would most likely be significantly increased. So if you'd rather save money than read a "polished" letter with a bunch of testimonials then this is the time to act and lock in the lowest price that will ever be offered!

But wait a minute... although *I* know that the product is top notch, I realize that *you* don't know that yet, since you haven't seen it, and you might be a bit sceptical.

Therefore, I am giving you a 60-day full money back guarantee...

If within 60 days you decide that the hour-long mp3 audio and the 45-page audio transcript report are not for you then you can ask for a refund.

I will refund your payment in full.

No questions asked, no hard feelings!

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Yes John, I Want To Order Right Now To Receive
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1. The hour-long mp3 audio, so I can listen to it while relaxing at home or while driving

2. The 45-page audio transcript report, so I can print it out and refer to it, time and time again

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John Ashcroft
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P.S You deserve to have a very happy and healthy ferret, which is no longer biting and stinking, using the litter as it's supposed to, and your ferret deserves a chance for an increased lifespan.

P.P.S Remember, you are only guaranteed to receive the insanely low launch price, which is the lowest it will ever be, if you order before midnight, Wednesday 23 January 2008 , and I reserve the right to raise the price without warning after that.

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I've been thinking about getting a ferret. What are the pros and cons of owning a ferret? (page 5)
I've decided to get a ferret. Where should I begin? (page 5)
Are there any places where owning a ferret is illegal or a license is required? (page 6)
How much, on average, does a ferret cost if I am purchasing the ferret from a pet store? (page 7)
Can you describe, in detail, the different ferret breeds and their respective markings? (page 8)
Should I have my ferret spayed or neutered? I have also heard of microchips being used for identification – can you tell me more about that? (page 9)
I've heard that there are some common nuisances associated with baby and young adult ferrets. What are they and how can I control or stop them? (page 10)