Why is my ferret throwing up?

Much like in humans, the ejection of a ferret's stomach contents through the mouth is known as vomiting. read more

My ferret sugar just vomited and had nothing to eat except some of her food. Answer: Vomiting in the ferret is caused by a foreign substance in the stomach or upper intestine, chewing and swallowing something (rubber, foam, cloth, etc), or hairballs from seasonal changes shedding. read more

If your ferret is retching, and heaving from the belly, it is probably vomiting. The food that is in the vomit will be partially digested and somewhat liquid. A yellow fluid called bile will normally be present along with the expelled stomach contents. read more

Sometimes the item that your ferret swallowed will come back up with vomit. If it does come back up then the vomiting should stop. However, if it is an intestinal blockage then it will need to be surgically removed. read more