3 Boy Rats

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

366647

Pet

Rodent

Breed

Rat

Location

Omaha, Chicago, Douglas County, Nebraska

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

3 boy rats for a good home.

My intention was to buy one additional rat, then it turned out she was pregnant. Pet store said they would buy them back but as snake feed. These guys are destined for better things than that. Rats are cute and cuddly. Rats are about 8 weeks old. Hobbies currently include hair styling, tickling, wrestling, cat calling and sometimes throwing pooties at the girl rats, and general mischief.

email at ***

I am in West Omaha around 180th and Q

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Frequently Asked Questions about 3 Boy Rats

What type of pets are these?

These are boy rats, specifically three adorable males that need a loving home. They are small rodents that possess charming personalities.

How old are the rats?

The rats are approximately 8 weeks old, making them the perfect age for bonding and training.

What hobbies do these rats enjoy?

They currently enjoy hair styling, tickling, wrestling, and general mischievous activities, ensuring they provide endless entertainment!

Why are these rats available for adoption?

These boy rats were born unexpectedly, and rather than being sold as snake feed, they deserve a loving home where they can thrive and be cherished.

Where are the rats located?

The rats are located in West Omaha, near 180th and Q, Nebraska. This location is accessible for potential adopters in the surrounding areas.

How can I adopt the rats?

Please reach out via the provided email in the listing for further details on adoption and arrangements.

Are there any special care requirements for rats?

Like all pets, rats require a proper diet, a clean habitat, and social interaction to keep them healthy and happy.

Can they live with other pets?

While rats can live with other pets, it is important to supervise interactions and ensure all animals are comfortable with each other to prevent any stress or aggression.

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