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We all know that rats have had a bad rep since they were discovered to carry the plague with them. But, that’s hardly their fault. Indeed, if we had domesticated these animals before then, we might not have had that problem. However, there is no point in rehashing the past. It’s important to know that the rats we keep as pets today don’t carry these diseases with them. Well, not domesticated rats, at any rate. It is still unwise to attempt to capture and keep a wild rat as a pet. Though this has happened in the past; you will need sincere intervention from a veterinarian.
But, before you head out to adopt your first rat, it’s vitally important to consider a few things. Understanding the needs of your potential pets before you get them will help you to care for them better when they’re snuggly established in your home.
Rats Don’t Like to Be Alone
Rats, like many other animals, don’t like to be alone. Many domesticated ani.. [More]
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