black eyed siamese dumbo

Sept. 10/16

Some pictures of my boys from today! My little bub El Mist was holding this piece of food in his mouth for 5 minutes before taking a nibble, just carrying it around and showing it to his friends!

The BE siamese boy and silvermane boy left to their new home

Thank you to the adopter for taking these two little boys home <3

black eyed siamese dumbo rat
silvermane dumbo rat

Updates to "Available for Adoption"

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RET02502 - Female black and white dumbo, variegated
$20.00

Female
Black and white
Black eyes
Standard fur
Dumbo ears
Variegated 

From the Alleria x Loraz litter

Born May 6, 2017

Additional pictures can be seen here

RET02813 - female BE sable, I
RET02813 - female BE sable, I
$50.00

Born: Sept. 19, 2017
Rattery: RET
Fur: standard
Ear: standard
Eye: black
Colour: sable
Pattern: Irish
ID: RET02813

This lil girl is taking after her father, and is mischievous and always excited to explore! She is super cute and sweet and looking for a new home! 

 

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Birdie - female sable [irish] - RR0002
$40.00

Birdie was brought home from Rambling Rats as one of my first sable rats with her sister Kitten!

Birth: April 18/17
Rattery: Rambling Rats
Fur: standard
Ear: standard
Eye: black
Colour: sable
Pattern: EI
ID: RR0002

Kitten - female sable [irish] - RR0001
Kitten - female sable [irish] - RR0001
$40.00

Kitten was brought home from Rambling Rats as one of my first sable rats with her sister Birdie!

Birth: April 18/17
Rattery: Rambling Rats
Fur: standard
Ear: standard
Eye: black
Colour: sable
Pattern: EI
ID: RR0001

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Male Russian Cinnamon
$15.00

Male
Black
Black eyes
Rex fur
Dumbo ears
Unmarked

Born March 25, 2016

Additional pictures can be seen here

Mazuri Rat Food - 5lbs
Mazuri Rat Food - 5lbs
$20.00

Mazuri is an excellent lab block for keeping your rats happy and healthy. The blocks are bigger than Oxbow so they do not fit through the bars of your rats cage. 

Mazuri rat food is suitable for all ages.

Taking your rats on trips

Daniel,  Knives and I headed up to the cottage today! I think taking your rats on trips is an excellent idea as long as your travel and destination are rat safe. Obviously the first step to taking your rats on a trip is packing! Be sure to pack :

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If you are trying to decide whether your trip is safe for rats, consider the following :

1. Will the temperature be consistent? Wavering temperatures or extreme heat and cold can stress a little rattie!  

2. Will those you are travelling with understand your rats? Make sure everyone knows how to handle them! 

3. Will your activities be rat safe? 

4. Will this be something your rats will ultimately enjoy?  

Most rats love seeing new environments,  all the new smells and places to explore are a great experience! However if you know that your rats are naturally stressed,   nervous or jumpy it may be best that they stay home or with a friend. Make sure that they are confident in vehicles and new places before bringing them on a large trip! 

 *note: if you are staying in a rental area,  scout the rooms for any ant or rat poison that could have been layed out before you arrived.