>hi, I am having problems about ferrets' smell in the house... Both of my boys are litter box trained. I use Swheat Scoop wheat cat litter. (It's exactly the same as their small animal litter, except for the picture on the box. I wrote and asked.) I don't have any litter box smell at all, as long as I scoop it each day. Just make sure to replace the litter removed during scooping, or you will develop litter box odor. They recommend a depth of three inches. I've found that for ferrets two inches is sufficient. Swheat Scoop is flushable, so you don't have litter smell in the garbage can, which contributes to the general eau de ferret in a home. As Swheat Scoop has no smell of its own and only one ingredient, wheat, I don't worry about my boys deciding to taste it either. I do notice that ferret odor is stronger when it's humid. If that's contributing to the problem, either a dehumidifier or an inexpensive ionizer will help as well. I hope that helps you! Gale "Don't smile at me like that! That's not even a real smile; It's just a bunch of teeth playing with my mind!" Lt. Templeton Peck [Posted in FML issue 4517]