Do Rats Feel Love at Kay John blog

Do Rats Feel Love. I know animals, rats especially, are absolutely capable of feeling great affection and love for their humans. Cuddling provides many benefits for rats, such as warmth, comfort, social bonding, and oxytocin release. When you compare them to some other rodents that humans often keep as pets such as hamsters, chinchillas, or guinea pigs, rats top them all in terms of cuddliness and affection levels, and it’s not even close. Rats are amazing animals that can make great pets and companions. Studies have shown that pet rats are able to comprehend a wide range of emotions (such as empathy) and make excellent emotional support animals. They are also very affectionate and love to cuddle with their humans and other rats. Rats are extremely affectionate animals. Rats cut deals and trade favors, dream of a better future, read others' pain, laugh, and like to be tickled, yet aren't considered animals by the federal animal welfare act. Yup, echoing the comments expressed here.

They are also very affectionate and love to cuddle with their humans and other rats. When you compare them to some other rodents that humans often keep as pets such as hamsters, chinchillas, or guinea pigs, rats top them all in terms of cuddliness and affection levels, and it’s not even close. Rats cut deals and trade favors, dream of a better future, read others' pain, laugh, and like to be tickled, yet aren't considered animals by the federal animal welfare act. Cuddling provides many benefits for rats, such as warmth, comfort, social bonding, and oxytocin release. Rats are amazing animals that can make great pets and companions. I know animals, rats especially, are absolutely capable of feeling great affection and love for their humans. Studies have shown that pet rats are able to comprehend a wide range of emotions (such as empathy) and make excellent emotional support animals. Rats are extremely affectionate animals. Yup, echoing the comments expressed here.

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Do Rats Feel Love I know animals, rats especially, are absolutely capable of feeling great affection and love for their humans. Cuddling provides many benefits for rats, such as warmth, comfort, social bonding, and oxytocin release. Rats are amazing animals that can make great pets and companions. They are also very affectionate and love to cuddle with their humans and other rats. Rats cut deals and trade favors, dream of a better future, read others' pain, laugh, and like to be tickled, yet aren't considered animals by the federal animal welfare act. When you compare them to some other rodents that humans often keep as pets such as hamsters, chinchillas, or guinea pigs, rats top them all in terms of cuddliness and affection levels, and it’s not even close. I know animals, rats especially, are absolutely capable of feeling great affection and love for their humans. Studies have shown that pet rats are able to comprehend a wide range of emotions (such as empathy) and make excellent emotional support animals. Rats are extremely affectionate animals. Yup, echoing the comments expressed here.