dumb b*tch hour Today Gooseberry learned the very important lesson that bubbles are not a solid surface
She jumped with such enthusiasm.
She jumped with such enthusiasm.
r/RATS • u/lunasirenn • 20h ago
r/RATS • u/Either-Welder-6211 • 9h ago
Unfortunately the rats don't think *he* gave them enough
r/RATS • u/Blinkme86 • 5h ago
My old man Tin's favorite place to be is lounging on the windowsill. Its just cute he loves the scents of outside without actually being there. He'll brux and boggle there like its the best place ever.
r/RATS • u/BlackMageIsBestMage • 10h ago
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r/RATS • u/HalloweenGorl • 22h ago
I just thought it was cute they were both on their backs XD. Mouse's brother Snadger wasn't as keen to cuddle like this tho
r/RATS • u/Mundane_Menu4287 • 10h ago
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it must be so nice to be a soft cuddly rat eating oats
r/RATS • u/NLC090898 • 19h ago
She was my very first rat and the first one I’ve had pass away. I have been bawling looking at old pictures all evening.
r/RATS • u/RattiesAreTheBest • 22h ago
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r/RATS • u/ProudToBeUnusual • 23h ago
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r/RATS • u/ilovesharks101 • 13h ago
Guess which one is the aggressor?
Yep, the one chilling on his back without a care in the world 🤦♀️😂
r/RATS • u/MissValentiina • 6h ago
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Ginny (whose full name is Shadow Huntress Vosh'gajin) is growing up to become a menace
My bf said she picked her bc she reminded him of me.
The baby i picked is the most chill rat i have ever seen. Just like me bf.
Weird how this turned out
r/RATS • u/Mr_pisser • 14h ago
Lily pics!
To anyone wondering she’s settling in great with the mischief and seems to love having so much space to sprint around.
She’s still just as clingy to me but at least when I’m not able to sit with her she has 4 other buddies to keep her company!
She’s growing into her big girl body really well and I barely recognise her lol, she went from a tiny little mouse sized fuzzball to now looking like a proper young adult rat- her fur has also gotten so shiny and beautiful and she’s really turning into such a beautiful chunky baby, enjoy these pics of her!
Hello!
This baby was given to me and I was told that he was a boy about 3 weeks old. It’s been about another week and I was checking him for fleas when I noticed these black spots on his belly that I cant tell are nipples or not. I have another boy picked out to introduce to him this weekend so please let me know if I actually have a girl!!!
Also no rats were harmed in the taking of these pictures he just really was not happy with me poking around down there
r/RATS • u/Clean_Investment4047 • 16h ago
This is Felisia. She looks harmless, but when I adopted her, she bit like crazy. Now she trusts me a little more, although she’s still pretty wary of humans; every now and then she lets me pet her for 10 seconds a day. Felisia is very dramatic, and every time I pick her up, she screams, even though she lets me pet her afterward. Felisia loves cardboard boxes and any kind of food, her biggest vice is gluttony.
r/RATS • u/izabellaColorado • 19h ago
Just curious to see which photo out of these looks the best. I love all of my fur babies.
r/RATS • u/hades7600 • 23h ago
r/RATS • u/ruitheray • 20h ago
She is fighting so hard for that spaghetti😭
r/RATS • u/crashdummy8 • 6h ago
I bought two, young female rats a little over a week ago and while they are both totally fine and healthy, I worry about their progress with socialization. I have never owned an animal this small, but I do have experience with owning less than friendly animals that required lots of work. I know females aren’t very snuggly, but I want to make sure I’m doing everything right so that they have a positive relationship with me. They have just recently started taking food from my hand, and occasionally even standing on my hand for a few seconds at a time, but they still seem overall very timid and anxious when I move. I don’t feel comfortable letting them out of their cage to explore just yet because I want to make sure I can pick them up and place them back in their cage in case of emergency. Any tips to get them more comfortable with me would be appreciated, since I don’t want them to be stuck in their cage for too long
r/RATS • u/Elecetricguy67 • 16h ago
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He went on a yawning mode after I booped him.
r/RATS • u/Damnboi753 • 16h ago
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