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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.
Many ferret shelters are also associated with a ferret club, which can be a good source for ferret information and camaraderie with other ferret owners. Once the initial cost of the ferret is out of the way, you must consider your new petâs basic requirements. Your ferret will need: 1  a roomy cage ($100 to $300).2  quality food ($15 to $25).3  a water bottle and water bowl ($10 to $15). 4  a heavy food dish ($3 to $10).o, how much does a ferret cost? Roughly $350 to $1,650 (or more if itâs pampered) â and thatâs just for the first month! Some expenditures like a cage and some supplies last quite a while, but other items â such as food, litter and vet visits â are routine expenses required throughout the ferretâs life.