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1. • • While your rats are free-roaming, leave sliding glass doors closed. Same goes for windows—do not trust that screens will keep your rats inside. They’re too easy to chew or wiggle through.
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   Do pet rats need a home?

   • Pet rats need time outside of their cage to explore and enjoy themselves, but always keep a close eye on them to make sure they don't hurt themselves. Every rat deserves a good home where they can be healthy and happy. Here are our top tips for creating a great home for your pet rats.

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   Do rat enclosures need doors?

   • Rats are adept at manipulating items, so the enclosure needs doors that close securely. Large doors, while making cleaning, feeding, and reaching your pet rats easier, also provide an escape route for a determined rat. The ability to escape and hide from predators (real or imagined) can give your rats an added sense of security.

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   Can you play with pet rats outside their cage?

   • It’s safe and fun to play with pet rats outside of their cage as they love running around, exploring new territories, and being stimulated and enriched by changes in their environment. However, it’s our responsibility to make sure any room in which our rats play is safe.

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   How do I make a good home for my pet rat?

   • Every rat deserves a good home where they can be healthy and happy. Here are our top tips for creating a great home for your pet rats. Your rats will need a large cage which can accommodate their needs – rats are active and need space to run, stretch up on their hind legs, climb and explore.

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   Can pet rats live outside?

   • Pet rats can’t live outside. Out of draughts and direct sunlight. They should be kept at around 20°C. Away from TVs and music systems as the vibrations from these can make rats stressed. In a busy area of the house. Rats are really sociable and will love to be in the heart of your home.

   The ideal home for your rat - PDSA

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   Do rats make good pets?

   • Forget the fairy tales and scare stories about rats. Domestic varieties make wonderful pets, and are available in a wide range of interesting colours. They love to be sociable, so always try and keep more than one at a time if you can, though choose a pair of the same sex to avoid unwanted baby rats.

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3. www.rspca.org.uk › pets › rodentsCreating a good home for rats | RSPCA - RSPCA - rspca.org.uk

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   Pet rats need time outside of their cage to explore and enjoy themselves, but always keep a close eye on them to make sure they don't hurt themselves. Every rat deserves a good home where they can be healthy and happy. Here are our top tips for creating a great home for your pet rats.

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   While your rats are free-roaming, leave sliding glass doors closed. Same goes for windows—do not trust that screens will keep your rats inside. They’re too easy to chew or wiggle through.

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   Your rats will need somewhere safe, quiet and secure to sleep during the day. A nest box gives them an ideal place to rest. It should be: Kept dark as rats are very sensitive to light, especially albino rats with red eyes. Lined with clean, shredded paper or soft bedding material.

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   Make your room rat-proof before opening the cage though. You will need to close doors and windows, and block up any gaps in skirting boards or floorboards. Rats will chew electric cables, so make sure they are protected. Pet rats are adorable and intelligent small animals that are perfect in pairs.

8. www.rspca.org.uk › adviceandwelfare › petsKeeping Rats As Pets | RSPCA - RSPCA - rspca.org.uk

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   Rats make wonderful pets, but need proper care. Learn about rat behaviour and get expert tips on how to keep rats healthy, happy and safe.

9. kb.rspca.org.au › where-should-i-keep-my-ratsWhere should I keep my rats? – RSPCA Knowledgebase

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   Rats are adept at manipulating items, so the enclosure needs doors that close securely. Large doors, while making cleaning, feeding, and reaching your pet rats easier, also provide an escape route for a determined rat.

10. woodgreen.org.uk › pet-advice › ratsHow to make your rats feel at home | Woodgreen Pets Charity

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    How to make your rats feel at home. Rats are extremely inquisitive and love nothing more than exploring and learning about their surroundings. Provide your rats with a suitable size enclosure with plenty of fun things to do to keep them fit and healthy.