Rex Rat for sale in Weehawken, New Jersey | $350 | Petzlover
Rats - 3x Female
Listing Type
Pet for Sale
Listing ID
:464206
Price / Fee
:$350
Location
:Weehawken, Hudson County, New Jersey
Published
:30+ days ago
Breeder
Listing Description
3x American Fancy Female Pet Rats. 2x are Rex and 1 is Bristle Coat. They are about 8 months old. We are moving and are unable to keep them. They are super sweet, super curious. They will cuddle!!! They are potty trained as long as you make them a potty in the cage.
We really want these little cuties to have a great home. For the Price we are including the black cage and all accessories, bedding and food we have. This is all worth well over $800.
Pet Listing Essentials
Price / Fees
:$350
FAQ about 3x Female American Fancy Pet Rats
What type of pets are being offered for adoption?
We are offering 3x Female American Fancy Pet Rats. Out of these, 2 are Rex and 1 is Bristle Coat. They are friendly and curious companions!
How old are the rats?
The rats are approximately 8 months old.
Are the rats trained?
Yes! They are potty trained as long as you provide them with a designated potty area in their cage.
What is the temperament of these rats?
These rats are known to be super sweet and super curious. They love to cuddle and interact with their owners.
Why are you giving them away?
We are moving and unfortunately cannot keep them. We really want these little cuties to find a loving and caring home.
What is included in the adoption price?
The adoption price is $350. This includes the black cage, all accessories, bedding, and food we have for them. The total value of these items is worth well over $800.
Where are the rats located?
The rats are located in Weehawken, Hudson County, New Jersey, United States.
What kind of care do these rats require?
Like all pets, these rats require love, attention, and proper care. Ensure they have a clean environment, food, water, and opportunities for play and exercise.
Are the rats social with other pets?
Generally, rats can coexist with other pets, but it's best to introduce them gradually and monitor their interactions.
