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Cabinet Dr. Souki Younes
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Veterinarian Fethi Jerou
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Veterinarian Emna Temri
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Veterinarian Ali Ben Khaled
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Ferret: species overview
The Ferret is a small domestic carnivore resulting from the domestication of the European polecat. With its elongated, flexible body, short legs and curious temperament, it has become a popular pet for lovers of small carnivores.
The Ferret has a very elongated and sinuous body, suitable for penetrating burrows. Its coat is dense and soft, usually with a buff or white livery. It has highly developed anal glands which it uses to mark its territory.
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