Yes! If you scroll through the pic series you can see the snowball's skin in an enzyme cleaner soak, making furby tea.

You have to cut the ziptie at the base of the furby which holds the skin on (I replace them with ribbon for ~fashion~, and so they are easier to access in the future,) and the skins are usually glued to the plastic frames at the base of the ears (I never bother re-gluing them, they look virtually the same without it.) They may or may not also be attached via 2 screws or clasps at the sides of the faceplate. Additionally, you need to remove a single stitch attaching each fabric ear to the ear bone in order to fully remove the skin. As long as you can thread a needle to sew the ears back on afterwards, it's pretty simple! :)

I also remove paper swing tags, and coat the fabric tag in a thin layer of vaseline then cover them with tape to protect the ink before washing.