Top ear rat Rat Rodents for sale
The Rat, commonly known as the pet rat or fancy rat, originates from the domesticated form of the brown rat (*Rattus norvegicus*). In the UK, they are popular companions valued for their intelligence and sociable nature. Physically, rats come in various varieties including distinct coat colors such as black, beige, and chocolate, as well as patterns like hooded, Berkshire, and blazed. Notably, the dumbo rat variety is distinguished by its large, low-set ears, giving it a unique appearance. Temperament-wise, rats are friendly, curious, and highly social animals that thrive best when kept in pairs or groups. They exhibit no temperament difference tied to their variety; rather, personality is shaped by upbringing and environment. These pets are suitable for owners seeking engaging, interactive companions but require regular handling and stimulation. Care involves maintaining a clean cage, balanced diet, and ensuring social interaction. When looking for pet rats for sale in the UK, opting for reputable breeders or rescues is crucial to avoid less suitable feeder rats. Overall, the fancy rat is an affectionate and intelligent pet choice for those ready to provide proper care and companionship.
Lovely tame rats for sale (multiple varieties)
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I have 28 rats for pre-order including many different variations they are from 2 different litters so half will be ready by Saturday 21st and the others will be ready by Saturday the 28th message to enquire which are older and which are younger, they are all fed on a mix of grain, corn, boiled egg, carrots and fresh veg and handled daily, they have been bred for good tempe
Rex Dumbo and top eared baby Rats *ONLY BOYS LEFT*
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*ONLY BOYS LEFT* Peanut and Aero have given birth to Adorable Baby Rats, these litters were born on the 13th and 14th of January and are ready for their forever homes. £20 each and sold in pairs or more. Each rat comes with a birth certificate and a "how they have been cared for" sheet. Details: Handled regularly to ensure they are friendly and social. Both parents (Peanu
Beautiful rex babys
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5 girls 8 weeks old and ready to leave . they were reserved together but they were let down Please no time waisters I would like the girls to find a loving home Happy to sell as 1 pair and a trio
Male and female rats ready to leave
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Here we have some gorgeous male and female rats for sale 7 weeks old rewdy to leave Standard top eared- £15 Dumbo- £20 Rex - £25 Double rex - £30 Used to having hands in with them, slightly skittish
Baby rats for sale
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I have 12 beautiful baby rats for sale, I have 6 females and 6 males, I have a mixture of top eared and dumbo rats. Rats make fantastic pets and need to live in pairs or groups, they have all been han
Baby rats looking for 5*homes only
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Baby rats looking for 5*homes only Please message me to see the babys available or to go on my waiting list for future litters my next litter will be ready for new homes end of February beginning o
Gorgeous boys available now!
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5 black top ear males🩵 3 black hooded top ear males💙 1 Russian blue top ear male🩵 1 albino eyed top ear champagne male💙 Our newest available litter here at the rattery and we couldn’t be more smi
Lovely Fancy Rat Babies 🐀
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Hello! My name is Ellie and I’m a long-time hobbyist breeder of fancy rats, breeding for health, temperament, and type since 2019. I occasionally have small numbers of kits available to loving pet hom
Waiting list for Siamese Rats
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Upcoming Baby Rats – Waiting List Now Open We have two Siamese does due to give birth during the week of 17th February, and I have now opened my waiting list for babies. If you follow my Facebook pa
FAQs
Is it better to get 1 or 2 rats?
It is generally recommended to get at least two rats rather than just one, as rats are highly social animals and thrive with companionship. A single rat can become lonely and depressed without a cage mate, so having two rats ensures they support each other's social needs.
Is 3 rats better than 2?
Can I buy just one rat?
Are rats good pets in the UK?
