A hamster's cage can wiff if not cleaned out.. but thats not really fair on the hamster...

Oh, I don't really want one that smells due to lack of care. I wouldn't want the animal to be upset or anything (well no more upset than anything that has the misfortune to live with my aunt would be). I was just hoping there's something small and pet like that has a natural stench to it

mice tend to smell whether they're cleaned out every day or not.

Thank you electric shepherd
I'm going to visit the pet shop on Monday and I'll sniff the mice and see if they're stinky enough

Is your aunt scared of anything....like spiders or snakes or stick insects?

That might be an idea....

Tho I would recommend a rat as they are very nice pets and very clever and they do massive big poos

Ferrets smell baaaaad

not me. i am clean and tidy and lovely.
but being a little cat, i am however quite small

These little tinkers seem to fit the bill

Skunks are shy, unassuming animals that will avoid trouble if possible. Woe to the foolish creature who interprets their shyness as weakness, for a miserable few days awaits. Skunks have perfected the art of musk gland marksmanship, with which they can hit a moving target at up to 20 feet. Skunks will always give advance warning, growling and stamping their front feet in a mildly humorous fashion while adjusting their aim. They will finally fire if forced, and at that point the situation will no longer be humorous at all.

Skunk spray, a mild poison that looks like milk in its liquid form, can temporarily blind and incapacitate its victims. It has remarkable staying power and requires major chemical treatment over an extended period of time to overcome its effects. Meanwhile, the recipient of a skunk's attention will not be popular with friends.

Ferrets have a strong natural odour

rats dont normally smell...but their farts do also when they are nervous they have really smelly sloppy poo

i'd say male mice are the smelliest...and the pong lingers lol

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Originally posted by fairy_suzie:
Ferrets have a strong natural odour

jeezus yes! ferrets stink but i don't know anyone who keeps them indoors.

mice smell more than rats.
i find dead flowers in a stagnant vase particularly stinky, if you can call such a thing a pet?

Thank you all
I think a Skunk might be a little pricey o_o
I'd quite like a Skunk myself

I hadn't thought of ferrets! So I'll check out the Ferrets, Rats and Mice. My friend used to have mice and one ate the other ones feet
I wonder if they build up from eating each other to eating people?

I had 2 gerbils and one ate the other ones head...that was pretty gross.

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Originally posted by electric shepherd:

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Originally posted by fairy_suzie:
Ferrets have a strong natural odour

jeezus yes! ferrets stink but i don't know anyone who keeps them indoors.

My sister does

The dirty little mare

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Originally posted by BeerBelle:
i find dead flowers in a stagnant vase particularly stinky, if you can call such a thing a pet?

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Originally posted by The Secretary:

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Originally posted by electric shepherd:

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Originally posted by fairy_suzie:
Ferrets have a strong natural odour

jeezus yes! ferrets stink but i don't know anyone who keeps them indoors.

My sister does

The dirty little mare

ugh! that's grim. we used to keep one in the feed room at the farm, just the smell keeps the rats away...

A Child.....

The bacteria that live in your armpits and cause body odour.

Give her me as a pet, what with all the fruit and veg I am eating lately, I don't think anyone wants to live with me.

The mice smelled really bad at the pet shop. I picked one up and it weed on me and... it's perfect!
They didn't have any ferrets
The budgies smelt nasty too, but I feel a bit sorry for flying things in little cages.
Thank you all

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Originally posted by Darthhoob:
rats dont normally smell...but their farts do also when they are nervous they have really smelly sloppy poo

i'd say male mice are the smelliest...and the pong lingers lol

Yup, male rats Mind you, we had a couple of females that wiffed!

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Originally posted by pgtips:
A hamster's cage can wiff if not cleaned out.. but thats not really fair on the hamster...

Yup ... I'll second that, especially when it gets old too

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Originally posted by kittyuk:

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Originally posted by Darthhoob:
rats dont normally smell...but their farts do also when they are nervous they have really smelly sloppy poo

i'd say male mice are the smelliest...and the pong lingers lol

Yup, male rats Mind you, we had a couple of females that wiffed!

usually you can toilet train them to use a litter tray. but my current 4 boys just sleep in it and wee and poo everywhere else

it depends on what you feed it, if you feed your animals 'tripe;, they will defo smell ... ALWAYS!! and you are not being cruel to make the little animal smell!
be even worse, and do not buy pegs for the nose

WHAT ABOUT A DEEGU?