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Special Considerations for Rats

Special Considerations for Rats
date February 6, 2025
Domesticated rats are social, active, and intelligent, and they make good pets. They are nocturnal by nature and usually spend most of their time sleeping during the day; at night they are very active. In general, pet rats rarely bite. The best way to pick up a rat is to grasp it gently over the shoulders and lift it up while supporting the body with your hand. Avoid picking up a rat by the tip of its tail. Move slowly to avoid startling the anim
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Description and Physical Characteristics of Rats
date February 6, 2025
Table Rats at a Glance Table Rats at a Glance Life span 1.5 to 3 years
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Introduction to Rats
date February 6, 2025
Pet rats (scientific name Rattus norvegicus) originated from the Norway rat, found on the streets of cities and in the fields of rural areas. The Norway rat became domesticated in Victorian times and people began to selectively breed them for their fur and color. Rats have a long history in association with humans, although not always very pleasant. Some cultures regard rats benevolently; they are the first sign in the Chinese zodiac and are
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Disorders and Diseases of Rabbits
date February 6, 2025
Rabbits fed a suitable diet and kept in a healthy environment can live as long as 10 to 12 years. The most common diseases of rabbits include digestive system problems, respiratory infections, and skin disorders. These and other medical problems are discussed in this section. Some of these diseases can also be passed from rabbits to people ( see Diseases that can be Spread from Rabbits to People).
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Breeding and Reproduction of Rabbits
date February 6, 2025
Rabbit breeds of medium to large size are sexually mature at 4 to 4.5 months, giant breeds at 6 to 9 months, and small breeds (such as the Polish Dwarf and Dutch) at 3.5 to 4 months of age. The release of eggs in female rabbits is triggered by sexual intercourse, not by a cycle of hormones as in humans. The rabbit has a cycle of mating receptivity; rabbits are receptive to mating about 14 of every 16 days. A doe is most receptive when the vagina is red and moist. Doe
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Routine Health Care of Rabbits
date February 6, 2025
Rabbits should receive annual health checkups. Veterinarians may examine rabbits using techniques similar to those used for dogs and cats. Veterinarians typically examine the mouth to evaluate dental health. Gender can be determined by examining the rabbit’s genitals for a slit-like vulva (opening to the vagina) in females or a penis in males. Sometimes this difference can be very hard to appreciate, especially in very young rabbits. Males’ testicles become apparent
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Providing a Home for a Rabbit
date February 6, 2025
Before you bring your rabbit home, you will need to prepare suitable housing, select a proper diet, and plan for your pet’s exercise needs. Caring for Your Rabbit Image
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Selecting a Rabbit
date February 6, 2025
Buying Your First Rabbit Questions to consider when buying a rabbit: Do you have a suitable location for a rabbit cage (indoors) or hutch (outdoors)? Who will be the main caregiver for the rabbit? A young child, an older child, or an adult?
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Special Considerations for Rabbits
date February 6, 2025
If a rabbit is not picked up or held properly, its back can possibly break. Therefore, rabbits may be more suitable as pets for older teens and adults than for young children. Rabbits should be held gently but firmly against your body, with one hand under their back legs to support their backs and the other hand under their chest. Never hold or pick up a rabbit by its ears. Rabbits may be housed inside or out. However, rabbits are sensitive to he
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Description and Physical Characteristics of Rabbits
date February 6, 2025
Rabbits are small, furry mammals with long ears, short fluffy tails, and strong, large hind legs. They have 2 pairs of sharp incisors (front teeth), one pair on top and one pair on the bottom. They also have 2 peg teeth behind the top incisors. Their teeth are specifically adapted for gnawing and grow continuously throughout their lives. Breeds of Rabbits
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