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What Reddit recommends for Pets.

For dog and cat owners who read the ingredient panel and treat the animal like family. See which products people name most and open the comments behind the ranking.

8 products145 comments4 threadsupdated 5 hours ago

  1. Rats

    love
    8

    Super loving and smart pets, though they only live a couple years. Require proper housing - pet store cages are too small.

    “Rats are super loving and smart. They only live a couple years but great pets”

    01

  2. Guinea Pigs

    avoid
    4

    Not good child pets, require lots of upkeep and proper care. Need constant hay, fresh veggies, and appropriate housing.

    “Yes, same with guinea pigs”

    02

  3. Hamsters

    mixed
    3

    Need proper housing and care research. Pet store cages are far too small for them.

    “100%, beginner pets do not exist. All pets require someone to do proper research and get proper husbrandry set up. Do not trust what pet stores are selling you for your pets (those hamster cages? FAR too small for example)”

    03

  4. Reptiles

    avoid
    2

    Not beginner pets despite common belief. Need specific husbandry and diet to avoid metabolic bone disease. Expensive upkeep.

    “Reptiles are not beginner pets. That’s a common misconception. They require very specific husbandry and have to have their dietary needs met or you risk metabolic bone disease.”

    04

  5. Bugs

    love
    2

    Underrated pets that take up almost no space, cost very little to maintain, and are cool to watch.

    “Honestly bugs are underrated. They take up almost no space cost very little to maintain and some of them are actually really cool to watch.”

    05

  6. Fish

    avoid
    2

    Not an easy pet contrary to popular belief.

    “Fish are not an easy pet lol”

    06

  7. Bunnies

    avoid
    1

    High maintenance, sensitive creatures often neglected due to misconception they're easier than cats and dogs.

    “Just here to say it’s very important that you NOT get a BUNNY. They are high maintenance, sensitive creatures. They’re often thought of as easier than cats and dogs and this leads to serious neglect.”

    07

  8. Jumping Spiders

    love
    1

    Highly intelligent with cat-like behavior. Track movements, remember people, ask for uppies. Need daily misting in enclosure.

    “I’ve never wanted a classroom pet (I don’t want to deal with worrying during subs or dealing with it dying and having to break it to class after class) but the only one I’ve ever considered in a jumping spider. They’re so dang cute.”

    08

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“My dog has been scratching himself raw and three foods later I still cannot find the trigger”
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