Should I Cover My Rats Cage at Lachlan West blog

Should I Cover My Rats Cage. And let them free roam when you can! Like under the covers, under the bed etc. The bedding should be half an inch to one inch thick. Those ratties will pee to their heart’s content on that ledge day in and day out and will need cleaning multiple times a day if. Alternatively, you can create a bigger bedding bundle in the corner for more comfort. Covering them can be a good thing, especially for shy rats (or territorial rats). Covering the cage will sometimes make them less cage. But cage is a must. Covering the bottom of the cage with animal bedding is enough for rats to nest. Rats should be entertained inside the cage, or they will quickly get bored. If you've never considered a pet rat, perhaps it's time you should! Obviously a good cage with lots of room. Rats should definitely be in cages. As a former owner of this cage, remove that plastic ledge or cover it.

Alternatively, you can create a bigger bedding bundle in the corner for more comfort. Covering the cage will sometimes make them less cage. Like under the covers, under the bed etc. But cage is a must. The bedding should be half an inch to one inch thick. And let them free roam when you can! As a former owner of this cage, remove that plastic ledge or cover it. Covering the bottom of the cage with animal bedding is enough for rats to nest. Those ratties will pee to their heart’s content on that ledge day in and day out and will need cleaning multiple times a day if. If you've never considered a pet rat, perhaps it's time you should!

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Should I Cover My Rats Cage Covering them can be a good thing, especially for shy rats (or territorial rats). If you've never considered a pet rat, perhaps it's time you should! As a former owner of this cage, remove that plastic ledge or cover it. Covering the bottom of the cage with animal bedding is enough for rats to nest. The bedding should be half an inch to one inch thick. Rats should definitely be in cages. And let them free roam when you can! Obviously a good cage with lots of room. Like under the covers, under the bed etc. Rats should be entertained inside the cage, or they will quickly get bored. Covering them can be a good thing, especially for shy rats (or territorial rats). Those ratties will pee to their heart’s content on that ledge day in and day out and will need cleaning multiple times a day if. Covering the cage will sometimes make them less cage. But cage is a must. Alternatively, you can create a bigger bedding bundle in the corner for more comfort.