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Care Information for Rodents including Squirrels
(including any information on the Rat - Gambian Giant Pouched)

Introduction - Part 1 of 7

This care sheet concerns the general care of animals of the order Rodentia, a category encompassing a wide variety of animals including mice, rats, gerbils, chinchillas, chipmunks, guinea pigs (cavies), hamsters, jerboas, jirds, prairie dogs, and squirrels, just to name a few. Before you make the decision to keep a certain type of animal, you should research it thoroughly. You may also wish to consult a veterinarian or another person who has owned this animal before in order to further educate yourself. In this manner, you can be fairly sure that you will be able to care for the animal correctly and that you can enjoy your pet.

For the purposes of brevity, all animals covered in this care sheet will be henceforth referred to as rodents. Although the care of many rodents is quite similar, different types of rodents are likely to have different care requirements. In addition to this document, you should consult your animal's specific care information on the CentralPets.com website.

Part Two - Housing
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Please Note: This care sheet is copyright © The Central Pets Educational Foundation (CentralPets.com). It may be freely distributed provided that this notice and Copyright remains included and unchanged. We encourage veterinarians, clubs, pet stores, breeders, humane societies, and others to use this to educate people and promote better pet care. Additions, suggestions, corrections, and questions regarding this care sheet are welcome and should be directed to content@CentralPets.com

Friday, 21 November 2008