Why does my rat attack the other? - youngest lola
I have two children / young rats, Lola et Dalila. LOLA all suddenly siffing wild look, and do not go jumping to walk around the cage until he meets Delilah, and she jumps on her and biting and scratching. Gambling can see them, or Lola ghosts? Lol.
Oh, and this usually occur at night.
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Youngest Lola Why Does My Rat Attack The Other?
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Sounds like a problem domain. You can solve the problem between them, but if the worst case, you may need to be separated and placed in their cages clean.
ReplyDeleteI have two female rats, which is always a "fight" for dominance. Each rat was done differently. I had a rat that hump each other. Some people suggest that separates the rats when they are fighting for, but I personally do not think that's a good idea in most cases. Rats are very social and need other rats, stay healthy. If you are not spending 6 or more hours per day individually with them, need each other for the company. You need to determine whether or not the fight, or you're just grooming and play with them. Keep an eye on them. You can even hear them squeaking when roughhousing. Beware of cuts and other injuries. A rat aggressive do other things such as keeping food and other repulsive. If you eat and sleep together, usually non-aggressive on the rats. Make sure that your cage is large enough to accommodate the rats, enough food to prevent rats and play them things. My rat rod above all as houses, the production.It gives them places to slip.
ReplyDeleteDone at the same or different? If you have one, then a little later that the area is more likely. I had two rats that had that night a lot, too.
ReplyDeleteIf you have another cage, you have a can do what they want to be sure.
She leaves no doubt that the other rats, "Who's the Boss"
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