10 Female Rats - Female Young Common Rat for Adoption in MO

They are only a week old and will be weaned in about 3.

I have two male guinea pigs (Basil and Button) who I believe are under a year old. I purchased Basil from Petland and Button from Pet Supplies Plus. Basil just went to the vet the other day and got a clean bill of health. Both piggies have some mild foot irritation and old scars from them biting each others' ears but are otherwise healthy. They have a lot to say (especially when it is time for food) and can be held and handled. Basil loves ear rubs and Button is an escape artist! I have Timothy hay, guinea pig food, food bowls, chews, a hay feeder, a water bottle, 2 hides, a makeshift enclosure and some bedding I can drop off with them. I also have a set of nail clippers, a brush, a comb, a towel and small animal dry shampoo they can come with. Looking for a loving, experienced home that will keep them together!

Paul is an older male rat that’s is very human friendly! He responds well to a sound similar to something you would call your cats over with. He’s very cat friendly as we have had them interact many times I will note my rats aren’t mousers so there not a threat to him. He may playfully nibble on or nail but doesn’t not bite to hurt. I insist he goes to a good hime where he isn’t going to be made into a meal.

I'm rehoming my daughter's Skinny pig. He's a black hairless guinea pig purchased from a local breeder. He is not the rare version of a Baldwin because he has hair on his nose and his feet. He comes with a Kaytee enclosure with divider, a basket of supplies, cage pads, bedding, Furr-O, & his blankets. This pig is fed a raw vegetable diet, pellets, Timothy hay, he requires an oil bath once a month. His oil bath consist of a dab of coconut oil mixed with a special cream that I bought from his breeder I rub it in my hand till it's warm and melted and then I massage him with it. He is also a patient at Amity woods animal hospital where he gets a routine nail trim and yearly check up. I prefer that he goes home to an experienced skinny pig owner as they are aware of all the care that one would need. In the event that you are not an experienced owner I would be more than happy to give you any training/knowledge that you don't know. This pig is spoiled & loved and he deserves a home that can provide him with the attention that he needs. The main reason he is being rehomed is because me and my daughters diagnosis doesn't allow for us to easily care for him any longer. Skinny pigs do well in pairs or groups this pig has lived alone since I got him & he is unaltered. His life expectancy is anywhere from 5 to 7 years but with proper care they can live longer than 8yrs. Smedge is 3yrs old and his birthday is 01/10/23. His rehoming fee is $100 for him and all his belongings.