Kaninchen und Ratten (?) auf Kaninchen Forum

Hallo an alle
Habe mich heute extra hier im Forum angemeldet um euch eine für mich sehr wichtige Frage zu stellen und zwar: Locken Kaninchen (bzw. deren Futter) deffinitiv Ratten an?
Ich plane nämlich, ein Außengehege zu bauen, befürchte jedoch, dass ich dadurch Ratten anlocken könnte und das würde mein Traum von Kaninchen eindeutig zerstören, da eine Haltung innerhalb des Hauses nicht möglich ist

Gibt es Möglichkeiten wie ich das Auftauchen von Ratten verhindern kann?

Bin was dieses Thema betrifft für alle Tipps und Antworten offen und freue mich auf diese - hoffentlich bringen sie nicht allzu schlechte Nachrichten.

Es wäre mir auch lieb wenn ihr mir einfach eure Erfahrungen zu diesem Thema schreibt.

Eine weitere Frage wäre noch, ob es stimmt das Meerschweinchen mit ihren Geräuschen Ratten verjagen, habe bereits gegoogelt, aber da gingen die Meinungen zum Teil sehr auseinander...

Liebe Grüße und Danke im Vorraus,
Shion

Hallo Shion und Herzlich Willkommen bei uns!

Also theoretisch schon, allerdings sollte ein Gehege so sicher sein, dass dort keine Ratten reinkommen, sonst kann auch ein Marder problemlos eindringen. Wichtig ist, dass das Gehege mit Volieren-/Vierkantdraht von oben, unten und von den Seiten gesichert ist, sodass nichts raus und nicht rein kann
Ob Meeris die Ratten durch Fiepen verjagen, kann ich nicht sagen, vermute aber eher nicht.

Hier findest du noch allgemeine Tipps:
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Danke zunächste einmal für die schnelle Antwort
Das ich das Gehege entsprechend sichern muss weiß ich bereits Habe mich im Internet schon schlau gemacht, möchte die Tiere ja schließlich artgerecht halten, trotzdem danke für die Links ich schau sie mir gleich einmal an.

Wovor ich grundlegend Angst habe, ist leider nich nur die Tatsache, das die Ratten zu den Kaninchen können, sondern auch, dass sie sich eventuell in die Nähe des Hauses bewegen, was schon ein gutes Stück von dem Ort entfernt ist, wo das Gehege gebaut werden soll...

Nun schau ich mir aber erstmal die Links an

Vielleicht könnte man das Heu in dichte Kisten tun, sodass die Ratten das nicht riechen. Trofu(Trockenfutter=Fertigfutter) sollte kein Problem sein, weil die Kaninchen es garnicht brauchen Und das Grünfutter wird ja schnell aufgefressen.

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TroFu hätte ich ihnen vermutlich sowieso nicht gegeben, da ich gelesen habe, dass die Ninis davon Durchfall bekommen können.
Bist du dir den sicher das das Gemüse so schnell gegessen wird?
Also müsste ich vermutlich versuchen, zu verhindern dass der Geruch andere Tiere anlockt, und im moment bin ich auf der Suche nach Ideen... Also wenn noch jemand welche hat, immer her damit

TroFu hätte ich ihnen vermutlich sowieso nicht gegeben, da ich gelesen habe, dass die Ninis davon Durchfall bekommen können.
Super!

Bist du dir den sicher das das Gemüse so schnell gegessen wird?
Also meine fressen ihr Grünfutter(Richtwert ca. 100g pro kg des Kaninchens) innerhalb einer Viertelstunde auf, meistens aber schneller. Sonst steht ihnen Heu immer zur Verfügung.

Wir haben unsere Kaninchen in einem Gartenschuppen untergebracht, draußen ist ein kleiner Freilauf, der auch nachts zugänglich ist.
Bei uns nebenan(so 20m vom Kaninchenschuppen entfernt) ist ein Grundstück von der Stadt mit Büschen und ich vermute auch dort könnten Ratten sein, aber wir hatten mit Ratten oder Mäusen im Gehege/schuppen noch nie Probleme. Nur in unserer Garage waren mal welche

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das klingt doch schon mal ganz gut das gehege wäre bestimmt auch gut 50 m vom Haus entfernt (sehr großer garten) daher bittet sich außenhaltung auch gut an

15 Min klingt wirklich rasend schnell... glaube nich das Ratten in der Zeit überhaupt mitkriegen das es dort leckeres Grünzeug gibt...

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