I'm not sure if you are asking if you should let your pet rat go free as in releasing it or if you are asking if it should be allowed to roam free in the room or something else?
I'll answer the questions I listed above since I'm not sure I completely understand the question.
Should you let your pet rat go free as in releasing it? No. Pet rats have usually been handled a good bit by humans. They've learned to count on humans for food. They may have even been around other pets, such as a cat, that tolerates them in your home environment but another cat in the wild would kill the rat.
Should you let your pet free in the room? Not unless you've completely rat-proofed the room. The rat could get away from you where you couldn't catch it and it could do a lot of damage to your home. It can chew through the wall and go into the attic and chew wires. There are countless dangers of having a rat running free in your home.
Please feel free to request additional information if I haven't answered your question.
why did you catch a rat any way? let it free if you dont know what to do ! Cook and eat(drown in oil herbs and spices bfore hand)
If its a hurt wild rat I would take it to the Vets - our vet seems to be obliged to treat wild animals free of charge. Let the vet decide what is best for the animal. If it can be saves and set free then all the better. I don't see any need to needlesly exterminate wild animalsi would kill it
Let it free
Give the rat to a nice rat rescue.
Let me ask you this. Can we put anything in a garbage truck? Yes. SHOULD you? Not unless it's trash. Animals not included!
yes i think water should be free cause it is not made by man and well i think we should let the people vote if they want it Free or not well that's my opinion at least
Let the dogs win.
This is called "Rat Race" by the Baha Men. You know, the guys WHO LET THE DOGS OUT!
since no one has answered you... I thought I would let you know my rat killed and ate my two gerbils. I let her out for a while and she found a way into the gerbil cage and she attacked them. ick. Another rat I had killed it's cage mate (rat).
kill the rat
So long as the proper free chlorine levels are maintained you should have nothing to worry about. That is what the chlorine is meant to do.
Yes, & it can kill them. Don't let them eat it.