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How do you keep your pet rats from chewing their hammock?

I feel like every time I put one up it is dismantled within a day or two. I have tried putting Eyelets into the corners but they still chew it. Any suggestions for the best thing to hang the hammock with? Should I use stronger fabric than fleece? I know not to use towels.

I don’t know of any way to keep them from chewing the hammocks. Like someone else said, maybe put more chew toys in the cage for them? Maybe it would help to hang toys right next to or above each hammock, for those rats that are just too lazy to get out of bed to chew on something.
You can try making a “Chewers Hammock” like the one at http://www.dapper.com.au/hammocks.htm#chewers
If they are only/mostly chewing the corners, You could also just cut very large squares of fleece and cut a small hole in each corner to hang it with. When they chew the corners, just cut it a little smaller, cut more holes for hanging and use it again. Just keep doing that until the square becomes too small. Fleece doesn’t need to be hemmed, it won’t fall apart in the wash like other fabrics.
If all else fails, you can just stop using hammocks. Just cut a piece of fleece and put it in a box for them to sleep on.

As for hanging hammocks, I use metal shower hooks. You can find them in many stores, normally in the curtain section. They are only $1.50 or less for a package of 12.

And I agree to not use tabasco sauce. Some bitter spray like someone else suggested might work but they might actually like the taste.

New Generation Of Designer Dog Beds Puts Back The Wow In Bow-Wow

For humans, getting a good night’s sleep is very crucial for recharging our energies and ensuring that both our physical and mental functions are in top form for the next day’s activities. Why shouldn’t the same apply to our best friends?

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Because of the huge variety of designer dog beds that have been coming out recently, whatever your dog’s specific sleeping requirement will surely be met. However, the ideal cradle for your pet should logically be selected according your location and lifestyle. For a toy dog owner, you might want a small but sophisticated bed for your dog without sacrificing its coziness or security. Owners of small dogs should also consider getting a low-placed bed to ensure that none of those misadventures involving a puppy making dangerous leaps off high furniture will ensue.

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Granting your best friend a little nook specifically made for their dognaps lessens the chances of them taking over-or worse– soiling your silk couch or even your own bed. So it really might be good idea to invest in your doggie’s beds. You know they love you unconditionally; it wouldn’t hurt to spoil them a little. There is a vast array of doggie beds waiting for you to suit you and your pooch’s mood.

Welcome to the doghouse. I’m sure your doggie’s bedroom will be a quite a hit.

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