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Rats typically care for their young, known as pups, for about three to four weeks after birth. During this period, the mother provides nursing, warmth, and protection. As the pups begin to grow and develop, they gradually become more independent, and the mother will start to wean them around three weeks. After about four weeks, the young rats are usually ready to leave the nest and explore on their own.
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