Rat Grooming Tips 101...
My Five Furry Fuzzbombs- and general pet rat info
Rats are exceptionally clean animals, and spend close to 30% of their active hours grooming & cleaning themselves. Therefore, you usually do not need to shampoo or bathe them yourself.
If you're taking them for a show, if you are bothered by a noticeably dirty tail or (usually in males) oily hair, or if they've gotten a urine odor on them by you waiting a little too long for a cage change, then you can bathe them on occasion with puppy or kitten shampoo.
Rats are exceptionally clean animals, and spend close to 30% of their active hours grooming & cleaning themselves. Therefore, you usually do not need to shampoo or bathe them yourself.
If you're taking them for a show, if you are bothered by a noticeably dirty tail or (usually in males) oily hair, or if they've gotten a urine odor on them by you waiting a little too long for a cage change, then you can bathe them on occasion with puppy or kitten shampoo.
posted by Lee at 9:09 AM
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