Showing posts with label rats. Show all posts
Showing posts with label rats. Show all posts
Monday, April 7, 2008
Drat!
The rat has been adopted. Glad he found a home. Now I will know more details next time, should I see one in need of a home. Thanks!
Rats!
I am thinking about adopting one. Does anyone out there know anything about keeping one?
This particular rat could no longer be cared for by his family, so he was looking for a new home at PetCo today. And he looked sad. His name was Templeton (appropriate). I am a sucker for homeless animals and would take them all home with me if I could. I have really missed the absence of Teebo (my guinea pig) and Whitley and Woodstock (my cockatiels). I have wanted to get another bird for a while now, but realize I should wait till I am moved to do that. I also really (really!) want a dog, but we need to wait till we have a place with a yard. I am terrified of mice, but a rat is larger and more like a guinea pig with a tail (right?). I worry that Kelty, my cat, might enjoy it to much, but she was always nice enough to Teebo.
So, my question to you readers is this: are rats good pets? Level of easy needed in care? What do they eat? Are they nice or pissy?
Thanks for the advice ;)
This particular rat could no longer be cared for by his family, so he was looking for a new home at PetCo today. And he looked sad. His name was Templeton (appropriate). I am a sucker for homeless animals and would take them all home with me if I could. I have really missed the absence of Teebo (my guinea pig) and Whitley and Woodstock (my cockatiels). I have wanted to get another bird for a while now, but realize I should wait till I am moved to do that. I also really (really!) want a dog, but we need to wait till we have a place with a yard. I am terrified of mice, but a rat is larger and more like a guinea pig with a tail (right?). I worry that Kelty, my cat, might enjoy it to much, but she was always nice enough to Teebo.
So, my question to you readers is this: are rats good pets? Level of easy needed in care? What do they eat? Are they nice or pissy?
Thanks for the advice ;)
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