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Chinchillas

Chinchillas are nocturnal rodents from South America that have become popular pets because of their soft fur, adorable appearance and general lack of odor. They are not a recommended pet for children as they can bite if they are squeezed too tightly.

Guinea Pig

Guinea pigs can weigh a couple of pounds and generally live for five to seven years. They are social animals who prefer to live in small groups. If you keep two or more females together, they will become great friends. If you want two males, its smart to choose two babies from the same litter.

Chinese Hamster

These Hamsters make adorable pets. They are friendly, small and very cuddly. You can feed these hamsters a pelleted diet and loose mix. This food is readily available at almost every supermarket. You could also supplement it with some common household food items.

Ferret

Ferrets

These exotic little pets are highly inquisitive and are usually very playful and mischievous. They require a high protein diet, we recommend Marshall's Food which contains all of the proper nutrition. They usually sleep about 18 hours a day but they will usually wake up for a little play time. Keeping up with their maintenance can be demanding and so should not be left for children to handle.

Rabbits

They can be trained to use a litter box, theyll come when called, and some will engage their owners in a daily game of tag! Domestic rabbits are delightful companion animals. They are inquisitive, intelligent, sociable and affectionateand if well-cared for, indoor rabbits can live for seven to ten or more years. Hay, Pellets and Leafy Greens make up a healthy diet for your pet rabbit.

Gerbils

Hairless Rat

Hairless rats have a strange appearance and special needs that are slightly different from the averaged furred pet rat. Use soft cage bedding to accommodate a hairless rat's sensitive skin. You should keep their enclosure in a warm draft-free location as they can easily get cold and could become ill. Hairless rats require a cleaner cage than rats with fur, as it is easier for them to develop skin rashes and infections.

Pet Rat

Pet Rats

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Pet rats are much less fearful than their wild cousins, and when handled gently, they quickly learn to enjoy riding on shoulders and napping in laps. A well cared for a rat can live for up to 3 years. Although they make good pets for children, supervision is recommended. As a natural behavior they tend to bite things poking through their cage so keep the cage away from small children and dogs.

Chinchillas

Guinea Pigs

Chinese Hamster

Ferrets

Rabbits

Gerbils

Hairless Rats

Pet Rats

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Pet Mice

Dutch Rabbit

Long-Haired Syrian Hamster

Roborovski Hamster

Lop-Eared Rabbits

Netherland Dwarf Rabbit

Lionhead Rabbit

Pet Mice

Pet Mice are a domesticated breed only related to the ones you find outside. Pet Mice make great first pets for a child who wants something a little more interesting than a Hamster. They do better in groups of 2 or more but care should be taken when mixing sexes or you could end up with many more!

Dutch Rabbit

Rabbits can be trained to use a litter box, theyll come when called, and some will engage their owners in a daily game of tag! Domestic rabbits are delightful companion animals. They are inquisitive, intelligent, sociable and affectionateand if well-cared for, indoor rabbits can live for seven to ten or more years.

Long Haired Syrian Hamster

Long-Haired Syrian Hamster

Hamsters were first discovered in Syria, but they are native to many parts of the world. The Syrian Hamster is the most common hamster of choice, also known as the Teddy Bear Hamster. They can live 2 to 3 years with proper care. Although these make great pets for children, they can sometimes be nippy and will become noisy at night as they are a nocturnal animal.

Roborovski Hamster

These are the smallest hamster species in the world and amazingly the fastest too. They rarely reach even up to 3 inches as adults. They come from the far reaches of Asia including China and the Gobi Desert in Mongolia. They are easily cared for, fun to watch and make pleasant pets even for young children. They do very well in groups and prefer the company of others.

Lop-Eared Rabbits

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These breed of rabbits can be traced as far back as the 1700s and are popular for their adorable floppy ears. They are known as the oldest breed of domesticated rabbit. They can live up to 10 years old. Like many rabbits they can be litter box trained!

Netherland Dwarf Rabbit

Originating from the Netherlands, this small rabbit only grows to be about 1-3 lbs. What makes these bunnies so unique is their disproportionately shaped eyes and ears to the rest of their body. Even as adults they seem to always have a baby face.

Lionhead Rabbit

Lionhead Rabbits

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These wooly rabbits are a small breed that usually doesn't get larger than 3.5 lbs. Their unique mane around their head gives them their name. They also have short thick ears unlike most other breeds of rabbits.

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