Rodents

Anyone who decides to breed rabbits inevitably faces the question of how to build a comfortable cage for their rodents. Housing for these long-eared creatures can be designed in a variety of ways, and can be either factory-made or homemade. We'll focus on the latter option.

The Dumbo rat has a distinctive feature: large, rounded ears, which give it a special charm. But rat lovers love it for more than just its striking appearance—the Disney elephant's namesake has other virtues as well. However, Dumbo isn't exactly an ideal pet, so before buying a rat, you should learn about its care requirements.

Decided to get a hamster as a pet? He's sure to become a wonderful companion for you and your child, bringing countless happy moments into your family's life. Choosing a name is almost always one of the most difficult decisions when acquiring this rodent. To figure out what to name a male hamster, you can consider his breed, color, personality, and other characteristics.

Dwarf, butterfly, fire, royal, fox, or lionhead—these are all names for decorative rabbits. Breeds bred specifically for domestication are distinguished by their exotic and unusual appearance, distinctive ear structure, coat type, and small size. The common misconception that keeping a decorative rabbit at home is easier than keeping a cat or dog needs to be debunked. As with any business, there are nuances and peculiarities.

This sweet, fluffy, and easy-to-care-for pet can bring immense joy, despite its diminutive size. It has every chance of becoming a full-fledged family member and a beloved pet. And if so, it needs a name. But not just any name, but one that captures its charming essence and unique personality. You can't just call a hamster Homa! What if he gets offended and stops interacting? They say, "As you name a ship, so it will sail." It's a similar story with hamsters. So what's the best name for a female hamster? We reveal all the secrets to choosing an original name for your furry little one.