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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.
Desexing (speying) your female ferrets is not so much an option but more a necessity to ensure their continuing health.Your pet could die if not speyed. A female ferret is what is known as an âinduced ovulator,â meaning they remain in oestrus (heat) for long periods if not mated.esexing (speying) your female ferrets is not so much an option but more a necessity to ensure their continuing health.