One Pet Rat at Noah Brenda blog

One Pet Rat. For every rat, there should be a minimum of 2 square feet of cage space, but 2.5 square feet or more is preferable. They need to go to the veterinarian frequently — better safe than sorry! To properly care for a pet rat, choose a large cage with solid flooring, levels, powder coated bars, and ramps. They’re smart, can learn tricks, are affectionate, cheap, and relatively low maintenance. Intrigued by the idea of a pet rat? Should you keep a single rat or multiple rats? You need to adopt more than one pet rat — the more, the merrier! A guide to the surprisingly smart and affectionate rodent. Learn how to choose a pet rat, the proper way to play with a rat, and how to. Rats may have short lifespans — short, but intense! Choose and maintain a cage. Cuddling and sleeping snuggled up close to each other. Rats are social, so it’s best to have at least 2 rats together. Pet rats are smart, friendly, and amazingly clean. However, before you dive in and get a rat as your next pet there.

Cuddling and sleeping snuggled up close to each other. To properly care for a pet rat, choose a large cage with solid flooring, levels, powder coated bars, and ramps. For every rat, there should be a minimum of 2 square feet of cage space, but 2.5 square feet or more is preferable. A guide to the surprisingly smart and affectionate rodent. Choose and maintain a cage. They need to go to the veterinarian frequently — better safe than sorry! You need to adopt more than one pet rat — the more, the merrier! Should you keep a single rat or multiple rats? Pet rats are smart, friendly, and amazingly clean. Learn how to choose a pet rat, the proper way to play with a rat, and how to.

Rats can be cute too! Here's Porcini a 4 month old female fancy rat

One Pet Rat For every rat, there should be a minimum of 2 square feet of cage space, but 2.5 square feet or more is preferable. For every rat, there should be a minimum of 2 square feet of cage space, but 2.5 square feet or more is preferable. Pet rats are smart, friendly, and amazingly clean. They need to go to the veterinarian frequently — better safe than sorry! They’re smart, can learn tricks, are affectionate, cheap, and relatively low maintenance. Rats may have short lifespans — short, but intense! Cuddling and sleeping snuggled up close to each other. You need to adopt more than one pet rat — the more, the merrier! To properly care for a pet rat, choose a large cage with solid flooring, levels, powder coated bars, and ramps. However, before you dive in and get a rat as your next pet there. Choose and maintain a cage. Intrigued by the idea of a pet rat? Rats are social, so it’s best to have at least 2 rats together. A guide to the surprisingly smart and affectionate rodent. Should you keep a single rat or multiple rats? Learn how to choose a pet rat, the proper way to play with a rat, and how to.