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Come into Petco for a wide selection of rat cages and habitats to give your critter companion some secure sleeping quarters. Besides keeping your rodent’s roaming confined to one location, these habitats give your small pet a place to call their own. While rat cages come in a variety of shapes, sizes and styles, you can find the right one with a bit of knowledge.
Rats need several essential items in their cage in order to be healthy and happy. These items include a large exercise wheel, at least two hiding spots, a shallow water bowl, and plenty of chew toys. Additionally, it is important to make sure the cage is set up properly with adequate ventilation, no sharp edges, and a comfortable substrate for your rat to burrow into.
The size of your rat's cage will depend on how many rats you intend to house. Generally, it is recommended to provide at least two square feet of floor space per rat in the cage. Additionally, the cage should also have sufficient height to allow your rat to climb and explore. Providing a large enough cage with plenty of space and enrichment can help keep your rat happy and healthy.
The best cages for rats are ones that are large, secure, and easy to clean. Wire cages are a popular choice as they provide plenty of ventilation, allow your rat to climb and explore, and are also easy to clean. Make sure to choose a cage with a secure locking mechanism to keep your rat safe.
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