Common Mistakes New Rodent Owners Make

2. Inadequate Housing and Space

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Another common misstep is providing inadequate housing and space for your rodent. Many first-time owners underestimate the amount of room these small animals need to explore and exercise. A cramped cage can lead to stress, boredom, and health issues. It's essential to choose a cage that allows your pet to move freely and includes various levels or tunnels to stimulate their natural behaviours. The cage should also be easy to clean and equipped with safe bedding, as some materials can be harmful if ingested. By investing in a spacious and well-designed habitat, you create a comfortable and enriching environment that supports your rodent's physical and mental well-being.

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