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Pet for a tiny flat?

RubyXI

Hey. I live alone in a very small flat. At home we always had pets and i kindof miss that. But the flat is small and i'm out at work all day. So that rules out dogs. I hate cats. Alot of things need large cages or have a very short life-span. Anyone have any suggestions of something that would suit?

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cowzerp

missbusy wrote: »

Terrapins are a great pet i think!

Small , easy to Keep, & unusual

Terrapins are not easy to keep and grow to the size of a plate, they would need a huge tank then, and yes they are a little unusual! not reccommended without knowledge of them..

stevoman

phi3 wrote: »

do ferrets mind being left alone though??

No phi they contently sleep up to 14 hours a day so you need not worry about that. plus if you rare them from kits it is amazing how cute they become. id really reccomend a nice white albino one for you.

missbusy

Terrapins are a great pet i think!

Small , easy to Keep, & unusual

Bainne2

Rats are great pets:D Never had them myself but did some research on them when I was thinking of them as a pet a while back. Some can even be taught how to do agility. :rolleyes: They are very intelligent and loving and wouldn't smell as much as ferrets (or get into as much mischief)

Just be very carefull getting them from a petstore as most are very badly bred. It is important to get females spayed as otherwise they are highly prone to mammary cancer :eek:

Do some research though before you get anything

I think rabbits are great, they can be littertrained, are very affectionate, don't have a costly food bill and are interesting to watch. Though again these should be neutered to prevant cancer and terretorial problems.

RubyXI

do ferrets mind being left alone though??

stevoman

MsFifers wrote: »

I heard ferrets can be a bit smelly.

i have two ferrets and they make fantastic pets. i had one great one last summer, a male, and everywhere i went he would follow me around real faithfully. he was a real pet. I would advice a female as they are smaller. when they are spayed the dont smell whatsoever.

Id definitly recomend one of these for a small flat etc as they are great fun, really socialable and extremly clean little pets.

RubyXI

MsFifers wrote: »

I heard ferrets can be a bit smelly.

A hamster? Would sleep all day when you are out and then you could let it out for a run and some craic when you come home.

I had a hamster before and was devestated when she died after a year and a half.

MsFifers

I heard ferrets can be a bit smelly.

A hamster? Would sleep all day when you are out and then you could let it out for a run and some craic when you come home.

Alun

I don't really know too much about them myself, but what about a ferret? From what I've seen they're quite fun animals and quite playful.

jameshayes

have a look here - all the info you will need; http://www.quite.co.uk/rats/

RubyXI

I actually like rats but what kind of housing do they need? I'm not a huge fan of fish. I'd like something that would actually remember me when i get home lol.

jameshayes

A rat is a great pet - if you can get over the stigma

Annika30

A goldfish?