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    Re: Adopted four female rats today..

    Quote Originally Posted by Kymberli View Post
    I will try again this week to remove it because like I said above and you just stated, it definitely is too small. I just don't want to stress them out more right now. They've been quite skiddish since arrival, which I was told is unlike them so I'll be letting them calm down for a couple days other than giving the occasional treats. So far they only use the wheel to hide under and climb on top of.
    Grab a couple of cardboard boxes (Popcorn, Soda boxes, etc.) and toss them in for the rats to hide in. If you have the extra money, buy a couple of igloos and ferret tunnels. This will give them things to hide in to feel secure.

    By the way, cat, bird, rabbit, ferret, etc. toys are perfect for rats. Many times I can find the cat toys (feather, jiggle balls, crinkle balls) for less than 50 cents. The rats seem to adore them and they are disposable so when you do a complete cage clean, you can toss them.


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