Rat Rodents for sale in Saint Helens, Merseyside
12 Rat Rodents for sale in Saint Helens, Merseyside
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.
4 loving females :)
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4 loving girls needing new homes, im honestly devastated to have to do this as ive spent awhile bonding with them and theyve become my babies, but i recently got a full time job so ive not had time fo
2 male rats
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Lovely friendly rats , looking for there forever home as sadly don’t have the time for the rats with having 3 children with special needs
Two beautiful dumbo, rex girls left.
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I am in Staffordshire near Stoke-on-Trent (about 5 minutes off the M6, J15). I am not in the NE 😊 I breed for genetic diversity, health and longevity and am part of the UK Dumbo rat registry and Br
Muffin
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Muffin is around 2 years old and has been a family pet since then. He unfortunately does bite so would be best kept on his own as we had to separate him from the other rat we had. He is free to a good
Rats looking for 5* homes only
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Baby rats looking for 5*homes only mum & dad are very friendly, mum is a hooded agouti standard ears & dad is a red eyed siamese dumbo ear the baby's colouring & markings will be similar to there mum
🐭Dumbo Rex & Straight Coat Rats Available 🐭
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Dumbo Rex and straight coat Rex rats available for reservation. All of our rats are raised in our family home around children and are well handled before leaving for there forever homes! We do a r
Baby Rex dumbo rats
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I have a litter of baby Rex dumbo rats for sale… would rather they be sold in pairs as they don’t like being alone.. grey/white black/white 15 pound each or two for twenty. ************
Baby rats for sale
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Only 11 girls All good temperament eating and drinking 7 weeksgirls ready for there new homes £12 each or 2 for £20 1st 14 pics boys 2nd 15 pics girls updated 3 boys sold
Baby Rats
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Baby rats ready to leave More than what’s on the photo (please message and I can let you know who is left) All top eared, range of colours and markings
Baby rats looking for 5*homes only
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Baby rats looking for 5*homes only mum & dad are very friendly, mum is a hooded agouti standard ears & dad is a red eyed siamese dumbo ear the baby's colouring & markings will be similar to there m
Rats for sale
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All this years have loads avalible there are some smaller ones just put 5 pics up as they some are different colours and patterns message for more info or pictures 1x£10 each 2x£15
2 Male Rats
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2 male rats for sale comes with everything needed but unfortunately can’t give them the time they deserve.
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?
