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Care, health, feeding, and housing of guinea pigs and hamsters.

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Webring for sites about degus or chinchillas.

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Free Classified Ads Portal

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An online community for hamsters and gerbils.

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NetVet - Rodents

Compilation of resources.

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The Rodent Weekly

The world's largest newspaper written by and for rodents -- receives no government subsidies whatsoever.

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