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Salem Ridge Rattery – CPT

About Me My name is Ashlee and I am the owner of Salem Ridge Rattery. My love affair with rats began many years ago, but it is only in recent years that I have been in the position to keep

SalemRidgeRattery February 17, 2015February 9, 2016 Breeding, Ratteries & Rescues 3 Comments Read more

Vet Listings – Port Elizabeth

Listed in alphabetical order. These vets have been recommended by fellow rat-owners as rat-friendly vets. Should you wish to add a vet, please leave a comment below in the comment section. Mount Croix Animal Hospital Dr Ravensburg/Dr Runnalls/Dr Mackay 101

Admin October 14, 2013October 14, 2013 Vet Lisitings 1 Comment Read more

Red Bull Tests on Rats

Just yesterday this came to my attention that Red Bull has been doing some horrible, and unneccesary, testing on animals. Specifically rats. This does not make me happy and thus I will no longer be buying or drinking Red Bull.

Admin April 9, 2013 Ethical Matters 4 Comments Read more

Pretoria Rattery

About Me My name is Ronel and I am the proud owner of ‘Pretoria Rattery’. I share a tiny house in PTA-East with partner Graham, two rescue guinea pigs and a mischief of rats. I’m a full time design teacher

Pretoria Rattery June 12, 2012March 2, 2015 Breeding, Ratteries & Rescues 22 Comments Read more

Arts & Crafts

Click here for instructions on how to make a card with these adorable little mice – requires Adobe Acrobat Reader Click here for instructions on how to make a card with this adorable little mouse using the Quilling technique –

Admin February 18, 2012 Rat Related Fun No Comments Read more

Pregnant Rat FAQ

Pet stores often do little in the way of seperating their rats into gender groups, and as a result, it’s likely that the female you just purchased is pregnant. It’s unfortunate that unplanned litters happen, but they do. The first

Admin February 18, 2012September 22, 2012 Breeding 2 Comments Read more

Urinary Tract Stones (Urolithiasis)

Urinary tract stones (urolithiasis) are stones/crystals that can be found anywhere in the urinary tract and are more common in males. Normally the rat will not show any symptoms until a stone blocks the flow of urine or enough stones

Viia February 18, 2012February 18, 2012 General Health No Comments Read more

Seizure Info

A seizure is a sudden occurrence of involuntary muscle contractions or stiffness accompanied by changes in consciousness, behaviour, and involuntary bodily functions. There are 3 stages of a seizure. The first stage, usually referred to as an aura, lasts only

Viia February 18, 2012February 18, 2012 General Health No Comments Read more

Respiratory Problems

One of the most common health problems in rats is respiratory illness. Treatment should be started as soon as symptoms appear, or irreversible damage may be done to the nasal passages and lungs. Infections such as pneumonia should be taken

Viia February 18, 2012February 18, 2012 General Health 3 Comments Read more

Itching

Itching is the most common skin problem in rats, but it’s usually nothing too serious or incurable. Bacteria, allergies, parasites, fungi, too much protein in the diet, eczema, or stress can all cause itchy skin. Bacteria can enter the skin

Viia February 18, 2012February 18, 2012 General Health No Comments Read more
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