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A happy ferret is a desexed ferret! It will probably depend on your vet and where you live. It cost me about $75 to get Charlie, but that was a couple of years ago.Nowadays I reckon it would cost $150 give or take, but give your local vet a ring and ask them =] Also, I'd recommend finding a vet that specialises in ferrets (exotic pets). have a two year old male ferret and I want to get him desexed, does anyone know how much it would cost.. I live in Australia.
1 If not, it will cost the owner between $75 and $250. 2  Ferrets also need routine veterinary checkups for things such as teeth cleaning, heart work medication, vaccinations, etc. 3  The average yearly cost for routine veterinary visits is $90. 4  The first checkup should be around $70 to $100. Here, they can cost $99 to $150. 2  Overall, plan on budgeting at least $600 to $1,000 for the first year. 3  After that first year, supplies, food and litter should cost around $15 to $30 per month.