Baby Rats

Baby rats both male and female. Very friendly €25 Euro each or 2 for €45 Pet rats, often referred to as "fancy rats," are domesticated versions of the wild brown rat (Rattus norvegicus). They have been bred for temperament, color, and other traits, making them well-suited as pets. Here are some key points about pet rats: Characteristics Size and Lifespan: Adult rats typically weigh between 0.5 to 1 pound and are about 9 to 11 inches long, not including their tails. They have a lifespan of 2 to 3 years, though some can live up to 4 years with excellent care. Intelligence and Behavior: Rats are highly intelligent and can be trained to perform tricks and respond to their names. They are social animals that enjoy interacting with their owners and other rats. They can show affection and are known for their playful and curious nature. Varieties: There are various breeds and coat types, including standard, rex (curly fur), hairless, and dumbo (large, low-set ears). Colors and patterns vary widely, including albino (white with red eyes), hooded (a solid color with a white body), and many others. Care Requirements Housing: Rats need a spacious cage with multiple levels, plenty of hiding spots, and toys to stimulate their minds. The cage should be kept clean with fresh bedding, and solid flooring is preferred to wire mesh to protect their feet. Diet: A balanced diet includes commercial rat pellets, fresh fruits and vegetables, and occasional treats like seeds and nuts. They require constant access to fresh water. Health: Common health issues include respiratory infections, tumors, and dental problems. Regular vet check-ups are essential. It’s important to provide a dust-free environment and avoid using cedar or pine bedding, which can irritate their respiratory system. Social Needs: Rats are social creatures and thrive in pairs or small groups. Keeping at least two rats together is recommended to prevent loneliness. Interaction Handling: Rats enjoy being handled and