Ferret Epigen 90 Digestive Support - Dry Ferret Food - 5 Pound Bag(Pack of 1)

This ferret food is great I've bought it my ferrets whole life and have never had any problems! They are always waiting for their food and enjoy eating it! Last my two about a month at a time :)

If I forget to place a chewy order on time and I need ferret kibble asap this is where I get it. One time a bag got ripped in the box and there was no hesitation from the seller in sending a new bag! Wysong is the only brand of kibble I have fed my ferrets for over 10 years. It is the only kibble I trust to keep my noodles healthy and happy with a recipe formulated specifically to the obligate carnivores dietary needs.

Good taste, my ferret loves it.

I’ve been feeding my ferrets Wysong Epigen 90 for a while now and have been really happy with it. After switching, I noticed they had more energy, and their coats look softer and healthier. It also seems to agree with their digestion better than some other foods we’ve tried. I like that it’s high in protein and made specifically for ferrets instead of just being repurposed cat food. The kibble size is good, and they took to it pretty easily after a slow transition. Overall, it’s been a solid choice, and I plan to keep using it.

Excellent Quality Ferret Food—My Ferrets Thrive on It! I’ve tried several ferret foods over the years, and this one is by far my favorite—and more importantly, it’s my ferrets’ favorite too! From the moment I introduced it, they dove right in with excitement. The ingredients are high-quality and specially formulated for ferrets, providing the protein-rich diet they need to stay healthy and active. I’ve noticed shinier coats, better digestion, and more consistent energy levels since switching to this food. It also doesn’t have that overly fishy or artificial smell that some other brands do. I feel confident knowing I’m giving them something nutritious that supports their overall well-being. If you’re a ferret owner who wants peace of mind and happy, healthy pets, I highly recommend giving this food a try. It’s become a staple in our home!

I love this food for our ferrets. And my ferrets love it as well. I buy 2 bags and another type of food and it lasts me almost 6 months. It is a very healthy food for ferrets and its a MUST have if you are feeding kibble to you fuzzies. I mix our half and half with another kind of food and keeps my ferrets healthy and happy. Be warned tho if feeding this alone it can cause tummy issues and cause lose stools in your ferrets. The price is actually a good price, there is cheaper prices with other food but they arent nearly as good for them as what this is. I always make sure to buy the white labled Wysong as they did change their formula a while ago and it did cause a lot of pets to become ill or more tummy issues, but this white label is GREAT for them. Its not overly flashy. All in All 4 out of 5 stars is my personal opinion as they dont come in 10 lb bags and that would make life a bit cheaper and with hassle od having 2 bags being delivered.

Good food for ferrets. Waaaaaay better than Marshall's which causes all kinds of problems for the fuzzy noodles!

I offer this to all the rescues, and eventually they WILL prefer it to Marshalls or junk food they came with. Go slowly, mix only about 1 part to 10 parts old food, after the first few days of quarantine. You should be quarantining any new ferrets for 14 days before introducing them to your current ferrets, not only for health protection and preventing vet bills from any invisible illnesses the new one/s can pass to yours, but also to give the new ferret/s a period of reducing the stress of changing homes. Gradually increase the mix of new food, stopping if they get very loose stools. The increase in richness of nutrition can cause temporary upset tummies. It should pass as they adjust to each level change. The difference in odor, stool quantity, energy and fur softness is wonderful. It's a good idea to also give some healthy fat, such as drops of wild caught salmon or pollock oil with only tocopherols as preservative. If your choice is feeding kibble (I do not ever shame anyone for not feeding raw, although most of mine get it), this is the best of the best. For combining kibbles, make sure any other foods do not contain legumes (beans and peas) in case of genetic tendencies to bladder stones. Stick with low carb, high meat, low fish quality kibbles. I like Nature's Variety Ultimate Protein Duck flavor, and Mama Dawn's Magic Soupie (available on her Facebook group).