Common Mistakes New Rodent Owners Make

9. Underestimating the Time Commitment

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Finally, underestimating the time commitment involved in rodent care is a frequent oversight. While small in size, rodents require daily attention, including feeding, cleaning, and social interaction. Neglecting these responsibilities can lead to health issues and behavioural problems. It's crucial to allocate time each day to care for your pet and monitor their well-being. Additionally, consider the long-term commitment, as some rodents can live several years. By acknowledging the time and effort required, you can better prepare for the responsibilities of rodent ownership and provide a stable, loving environment for your pet.

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