Likely no. Rats are predators and are very likely to kill and eat the mouse. Although I've known a few rats who've accidentally come into contact with pet mice and behaved toward them in a friendly manner, most would kill them. If all were raised together from babies they would get along, however.
I wouldn't advise it as rabbits stamp their feet really hard and can stamp it that hard they break it. If the rat happend to be under one of the rabbits powerful feet it would die instantly. Also iv never EVER heard of a rabbit and a rat living together. How do you know they would get on and not attack each other.
They always can but very, very rarely do. ;)
It depends on your point of view. Animal rights followers think it's cruel - HOWEVER - in their natural environment, snakes do NOT consume carrion. They only eat what they have killed themselves. Compare the death of a rat killed by a snake - with the death of a rabbit targeted by a fox... The snake strikes at the rodent, instantaneously 'wrapping' the rat in its coils. As the rat breathes out, the snake tightens its grip - and the process is repeated until the rat is dead. The whole process takes less than 10 seconds - and the rat certainly has no idea what's happened ! Now - the rabbit being hunted by the fox - is chased over a longer period of time (often for many miles). The fox simply runs the rabbit until it collapses from exhaustion (the rabbit runs out of fear for its life). Once caught, the fox rips the rabbit apart (sometimes the rabbit is still alive).
well, i have a pet rabbit and a pet rat and the rabbit is alot harder! the rat doesn't need too much attention. the rabbit needs to get played with everyday and needs to be cleaned every 2 days.
No way. They are to totally different kind of animals.
It's the cat because the others are rodents
It's related to the animalia and the rodent family.
a rat can kill a rabbit a rat can kill a rabbit
racoon, rabbit, rat
No, because the rat is a rodent and might eat the rabbit but all the rabbits can feel intimidated but Yes because it all depends on the rabbits and rat You never no you cud make a new breed of animal lol x
It might depend on what type of rat it is or where did came from or is it vicious.
dwarf rabbit
Rabbits are sensitive animals and rat's piddle could harm their intestines
There is no such animal as a rabbit rat from Australia.
Its a boy who has asthma and his father and him kill rats with rifles and theres eddy and they live happily ever after
no it will be unhappy :) check out the pets at home website it will probably say :) x
Just use a large bird cage, or a rabbit cage. My rat has a rabbit cage, and she's as happy as can be. My old rat had a bird cage, and he was perfectly fine.
Likely large roof rats or wharf rats. They get rather large, perhaps larger than you thought a rat would be.
They can but i still think that the rat would attack the parakeet the parakeet would obviously poke its eyes out