Critical Care of Rats and other small animals in the Home From a lecture by Patrick E. Currivan, MVB MRCVS Goddard Veterinary Group, London UK…
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The Ratster is a directory of links to rat and mouse breeders, personal websites of people who have pet rodents and other informational sites. We…
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Rat Health Problems The full range of health problems that your rat may encounter during its lifetime clearly can not be addressed in a leaflet…
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The Pet Rat Information Sheet is intended as commonsense advice for owners of domestic rats (Rattus norvegicus). It was originally written for people adopting rats…
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If you’re interested in adopting, please copy and paste the following questions into your email, answer them, and email them to me. Feel free to…
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Since we began breeding in the spring of 1999, though, we have come a long way on temperament and health and are now able to…
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Before you get too far into this part of my site, let me tell you that I am not a veterinarian, and I do not…
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We all start somewhere, and we all end somewhere. How much you grow during that period is personal choice. There are so, so many things…
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Harlan Teklad Laboratory Rodent Diets provide uniform nutrition. They are constant-formula diets designed to minimize the nutrient variances which otherwise could occur if the ingredient…
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I think there’s a process you just have to go through to stop thinking of them as RATS and all the little preconceived notions you…
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Well, Simon doesn’t do much playing anymore but the 2 little boys make up for that! Todd loves watching “wrestling time”–they are so funny! What…
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I was very impressed with the love and care ratties receive at Spoiled Ratten Rattery. My Misha and Ellie were great additions to my small…
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Those three ratties that I got from you are hilarious! They are definitely teaching Dumbalina some things!!LOL All four go to the door when I…
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Male Rat – Male rats must be bred no earlier than five months of age. Closer to a year of age is more ideal, as…
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