undergunfire
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Yeeheheeee....
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:biggrin2:
"Keep away from the food dish or your face meets my foot."
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cheryl
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Haha what a gorgeous picture...and just look at that wittle ratty foot....how cute!
Bassetluv
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LOL....I can just see him saying, "I know kaRATé!" :biggrin2:
seniorcats
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Trick or treat, smell my feet. Give me something good to eat!
What a priceless picture!
What a priceless picture!
Leaf
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Too funny!
XxMontanaxX
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Hahaha awwww so cute!
Bo B Bunny
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HA! That face kills me! it's so serious!
TinysMom
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You know I can't stand rats...right?
But that photo is ADORABLE.....I laughed out loud at it.
But that photo is ADORABLE.....I laughed out loud at it.
BlueCamasRabbitry
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Bassetluv wrote:
:biggrin2:That's a good one Bassetluv!
He (or she?)is so cute Undergunfire! I love that picture! It really looks like s/he's saying "Keep away from the food dish or your face meets my foot"!!!! lol.
:biggrin2:That's a good one Bassetluv!
He (or she?)is so cute Undergunfire! I love that picture! It really looks like s/he's saying "Keep away from the food dish or your face meets my foot"!!!! lol.
undergunfire
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Spartan is a neutered boy :biggrin2:.
RexyRex
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Cute pic What is in his food dish, it looks like Sun Chips and uncooked pasta! I've never had rats, what's their diet like?
What is in his food dish, it looks like Sun Chips and uncooked pasta! I've never had rats, what's their diet like?
undergunfire
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RexyRex wrote:
Well, it is definitely not recommended to feed rats a pet store seed mix. They are horrible and are not very nutricious.
Many rat owners make their own rat diets. Since rats have a diet common to humans, we use many organic cereals, nuts, puffed rice, puffed wheat, sunflower seeds, wheat/veggie pasta's, Total brand cereal, ect.
Rats have to have a staple, too, such as....a high quality dog food (Wellness, Solid Gold, Innova, ect.). You can also feed a high quality lab block as a staple (Harlan Teklad).
Cute pic
Well, it is definitely not recommended to feed rats a pet store seed mix. They are horrible and are not very nutricious.
Many rat owners make their own rat diets. Since rats have a diet common to humans, we use many organic cereals, nuts, puffed rice, puffed wheat, sunflower seeds, wheat/veggie pasta's, Total brand cereal, ect.
Rats have to have a staple, too, such as....a high quality dog food (Wellness, Solid Gold, Innova, ect.). You can also feed a high quality lab block as a staple (Harlan Teklad).
SOOOSKA
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Amy, that is a really cute picture.
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LadyBug
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awwwwwwwwwwww! heard anything else about that breeder who was moving to town? i want baby rattie pix Amy!
undergunfire
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LadyBug wrote:
She won't be getting stock for a few more months. I have completely decided, though, that I want my boys to live with each other and enjoy each other until they all pass.
I have had this same though for a while now, so I definitely need to go with my gut.
After my guys pass on, then I will find time later in life to get more ratties. I have thought about it and a good break is always good!
She won't be getting stock for a few more months. I have completely decided, though, that I want my boys to live with each other and enjoy each other until they all pass.
I have had this same though for a while now, so I definitely need to go with my gut.
After my guys pass on, then I will find time later in life to get more ratties
. I have thought about it and a good break is always good!
LadyBug
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drat!
undergunfire
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LadyBug wrote:
You will have to get two ratties youself and share pictures :biggrin2:!
You will have to get two ratties youself and share pictures :biggrin2:!
LadyBug
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undergunfire wrote:
one word.........MOM!
undergunfire
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LadyBug wrote:
Does she have the dreaded "rat tail phobia" or doesn't want you to get any more pets?
If it's the "no more pets thing", you could try talking her into fostering ratties :biggrin2:.
Does she have the dreaded "rat tail phobia" or doesn't want you to get any more pets
?If it's the "no more pets thing", you could try talking her into fostering ratties :biggrin2:.
BSAR
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Wow he looks like his means it! That is priceless.
