Name: Rat
Brand: Rat
SKU: 612594
Price: 15 USD
Availability: InStock

Rehoming 9 Baby Rats (6 Weeks Old) - Small Adoption Fee

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Rehoming 9 Baby Rats (6 Weeks Old) - Small Adoption Fee

Listing Type

Pet for Sale

Listing ID

612594

Price / Fee

$15

Pet

Rodent

Breed

Rat

Location

Winburne, Cooper Township, Clearfield County, Pennsylvania

Published

30+ days ago

Breeder

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Listing Description

I have 9 adorable baby rats looking for loving homes. They are 6 weeks old, healthy, and ready to go to their forever families. There are 7 girls and 2 boys, all with beautiful grey coats and red eyes. Three of them (2 girls and 1 boy) are semi-hairless, adding to their unique charm!

Rehoming fee: $15 per rat to ensure they are going to responsible pet owners who understand the care they require.

Pairs preferred: Since rats are social creatures, I prefer adopting them out in pairs or groups, unless you already have other rats.

I’m happy to answer any questions and want to make sure they’re going to good homes. Please reach out if you are interested in adopting, and I’ll ask a few questions to ensure it’s the right fit.

Local pickup only.

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Pet Listing Essentials

Price / Fees

$15

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the adoption fee for the baby rats?

The rehoming fee is $15 per rat to ensure they are going to responsible pet owners who understand the care they require.

Why should I adopt baby rats in pairs?

Rats are highly social animals and thrive when they have company. It is strongly recommended to adopt them in pairs or groups, unless you already have other rats at home.

What is the age of the baby rats available for adoption?

The baby rats available for adoption are currently 6 weeks old and are healthy and ready to find their forever homes.

What should I know about caring for my new rats?

Adopting a rat comes with responsibilities. Make sure you research their dietary needs, cage requirements, and social interactions. It's important to provide an enriching environment for them to thrive.