Although they share the same scientific name, Russian red foxes have been bred to favor genetic characteristics that make them different from wild foxes, essentially rendering them d… 展开

A large enclosure (approximately 10 by 20 feet) makes an ample living area for a pet fox. The pen must be secured with a buried fence to both prevent your pet from digging out and predator… 展开

In the wild, red foxes are omnivores that eat small rodents, birds, raccoons, insects, reptiles, and plant material, including fruit. A fox's diet in captivity can include grain-free dog food supple… 展开

Pet foxes are susceptible to most canine diseases, including rabies and distemper. Research vaccines carefully and discuss them with your exotics veterinarian before you decide to va… 展开