21. The "Rodent Care" E-book From Practical Pet Care problems. rats and mice don t have this problem, however. Understanding again! Vet care is important to your pet s health. http://www.practical-pet-care.com/ebooks_rodents.php

Download this Book and Save Hundreds on Vet Bills! We all want our beloved rodents to be happy and healthy. This means paying the vet hundreds of dollars for exams, right? No! Ask any vet the care your rodent gets at home has far more effect on his health than any vet exam. In fact, most vets give out advice along with prescriptions advice that could have prevented the illness in the first place! Wouldn't you like to have that advice now, before you have to hear it from your vet? Rats, mice, gerbils, hamsters, and guinea pigs all have different needs. For instance, guinea pigs cannot metabolize vitamin C on their own, so you must provide it in their diet every day, or they can develop serious, and even fatal, health problems. Rats and mice don't have this problem, however. Understanding your rodent's diet needs is easy, will keep him healthier and happier, and can prevent expensive treatments in the future. Note: we are not saying you will never have to visit the vet again! Vet care is important to your pet's health. However, with the care techniques in this book, you can prevent a multitude of costly illnesses with just a little knowledge!

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23. Pets And Pet Care Books pet care tips, and behavior problems of dogs and cats. Although most of the site relates to cats and dogs, some information about birds, iguanas, rats, mice, http://www.sls.lib.il.us/reference/por/ys/2002/pets.html

REFERENCE HOME And/Or: And Or Search where? Reference only Entire SLS site Pets and Pet Care by Meb Ingold , January 2002 During this time of emotional unrest, many people are feeling the need for a pet. Domestic animals provide feelings of well being. Scientists have found that the simple act of petting a dog or cat can lower a person’s blood pressure. Here are some books and Web sites to help your patrons choose and care for a pet. Cats Evan, Mark. Kitten: A Practical Guide to Caring for Your Kitten . New York: Dorling Kindersley, 1992. ISBN 1-56458-126-8. One of the ASPCA (American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) Pet Care Guides for Kids. Good illustrations and basic information. Other titles in the series are Birds Fish Guinea Pigs Hamster Puppy , and Rabbit George, Jean Craighead. How to Talk to Your Cat . New York: HarperCollins Children’s Books, 2000. ISBN 0-06-027968-0. This simple book will help owners understand what is going on inside their favorite feline’s head. George has also written How to Talk to Your Dog Gutman, Bill.

24. Exotic Pet Veterinarian - Caring For Marmosets & Tamarins pet callitrichids should have annual physical exams and stool cultures. may occur most frequently in zoos, and also has a suspected host of rats and mice. http://www.exoticpetvet.net/primate/care.html

Home About Us Our Bios Vet Info ... Small Animals Margaret A. Wissman, D.V.M., Diplomate, ABVP, Avian Practice Bill Parsons, M.S. Small animal veterinarians, especially those who treat birds, reptiles or other exotics, may occasionally be called upon to examine and treat unusual species of animals not often kept as pets. Some exotic animals are purchased for their uniqueness, with little thought given to how to care for them. As a veterinarian, it will be beneficial for you to know some basic information about the care of callitrichids, marmosets and tamarins, as they are increasing in popularity as pets. Marmosets and tamarins are small, South American monkeys that are members of the callitrichid family. All are considered threatened in the wild, and many are endangered. Because of their appeal, people are interested in owning them as pets. Hand-raised, bottle-fed babies are quite charming, but with the onset of sexual maturity, they become unpredictable, aggressive and dangerous to humans - including their owners. Consequently, people should be discouraged from keeping them as pets. If a client is set on owning a callitrichid, however, he or she should be steered toward a tamarin instead of a marmoset, as they tend to have more stable personalities as adults and are not as aggressive or unpredictable.

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Here Are Some Usefull Sites: Jeepn's My Little Pony Trails If you remeber (or even know) what a My Little Pony is, then visit here! (yeah, I know it's not rats, but it's my other site and it's fun!) RMCA - Rat and Mouse Club of America The RMCA is a non-profit club for rat and mouse enthusiasts. It was founded around the following objectives: To educate about the proper care of domestic rats and mice; To promote responsible pet ownership and breeding; To promote the rat and mouse fancy as a rewarding and enjoyable hobby; To be good-hearted, compassionate, and friendly at all RMCA functions; To be open to new ideas and allow room for growth. AFRMA - American Fancy Rat and Mouse Association The American Fancy Rat and Mouse Association (AFRMA) was founded in 1983 and is a non-profit international club. Anyone that has an interest in rats or mice can be a member. The main purpose of AFRMA is to promote and encourage the breeding and exhibition of fancy rats and mice for show and pets. We also educate the public on their positive qualities as companion animals and provide information on their proper care.

26. Eva's Pet Care Disagreement Page The same kind of differencies in the care of the animal can befound when it comes to small pets like rats, guinea pigs, rabbits, mice, gerbils, hamsters and so http://goto.glocalnet.net/natal/pcd.htm

Eva's Pet Care Disagreement Page Eva's Home Page Eva's Cavy Page Eva's Rat Page Eva's Natal Rat Page Differing views on pet care: I think it is very interesting that people have so many different views on the topic of pet care. I have been thinking about this a lot. Some people I know use the smallest cages they possibly can and they give their animals the cheapest and easiest-to-feed kind of food to the animals, in order to be able to keep as many animals as possible for breeding purposes. Some of these people, when asked, of course have totally other views on pet care than the person with just a few highly beloved pets. This is exactly as with dog owners. Some dog owners think it is totally ok to leave the dog alone all day, and take it out on a 5 minute pee walk once in a while. Other dog owners would feel that it is totally unthinkable to leave such a highly social animal as a dog alone all day, and would also take the dog out for long walks every day. Some dog owner's fool themselves by getting two dogs and think that two dogs may be happier together in the absence of their owner. But two lonely dogs are just two lonely dogs, waiting for their owner. It is better to pay somebody to walk the dog during the day, or even pay somebody (a human companion) to

27. Care Of Pet Mice And Rats care of pet mice and rats. pet rats and mice have periods of activity during both day and night. They seldom bite when handled with care. Diet. http://www.hilltopanimalhospital.com/mice&rats.htm

Return to Pocket Pets Page Care of Pet Mice and Rats November/December 1994 Vol. F, No. 6 Veterinary Practice STAFF This information leaflet is designed as a method of communication between veterinarians and clients who own pet mice or rats. The environment, handling, and diet of these rodents are discussed, and common health problems specific to each species are explored. If you have any questions, be sure to ask your veterinarian to answer them for you. Mice and rats make excellent pets when they are properly cared for (Table 1). These timid, social rodents are fun to watch while they perform their natural behaviors of burrowing, searching for food, and playing. Pet rats and mice have periods of activity during both day and night. They seldom bite when handled with care. Diet Good quality food and clean, fresh water should be available at all times for your pet mouse or rat. pelleted rodent rations which are processed as dry blocks or pellets are recommended. Typical maintenance diets should contain about 14% protein and 4 to 5% fat, while diets for growth and reproduction should contain 17 to 19% protein and 7 to 11% fat. While many rodents prefer sunflower-based diets to pellets, seeds are low in calcium and high in fat and cholesterol. When fed exclusively, seed-based diets can lead to obesity and nutritional deficiencies. It is best to give your pet mouse or rat seeds only as a supplement to a pelleted diet, or as a treat. Many factors can affect your pet rodent's food intake. Such factors may include environment temperature and humidity, food quality, breeding status, and health status. On average, an adult mouse will consume about 15 g of feed and 15 ml of water per 100 g body weight daily. Comparatively, an adult rat will consume approximately 5 g of feed and 10 ml of water per 100 g body weight daily. Both rats and mice typically eat at night. Water should be provided in bottles equipped with sipper tubes. Tubes should be positioned low enough to allow the pet easy access. Inadequate water consumption can result in dehydration, lower body weight, infertility, and, even death. Empty, clean, and refill your rodent's water bottle with fresh water each day.

28. Mypetstop.com - Articles On Pet Care, Pet Advice, Pet News And Events Bird Articles. Click to go to Bird Articles, pet birds can bring cheer to any home. Hamtser, Rabbit, Chinchilla, Gerbil, Ferrets, rats and mice Articles. http://www.mypetstop.com/uk/petarticles/

SEARCH MEMBER CENTRE LOG IN / REGISTER MEMBER ADVANTAGES HOME PET ARTICLES ... FUN FAIR For all of you who love and care for a pet, we've put together this big collection of useful pet articles on pet care and behaviour. Dogs are truly wonderful companions. They're fun, they keep us active and they give us unconditional love and loyalty. Why not find out the best way to care for your dogs by reading our Ten Golden Rules of Dog Care article. Cats thrive on affection and give it back in equal amounts. They make us laugh with their entertaining antics and quirky behaviour. Why not find out the best way to care for your cat by reading our Ten Golden Rules of Cat Care What could be more relaxing than watching beautiful, exotic fish swimming around an aquarium? Pet fish are easy to care for, and setting up their home can be fun. Pet birds can bring cheer to any home. They're full of surprises and personality. With their sharp eyes and their sensitivity, nothing passes them by. We've formed a strong bond with horses, and taking care of them is part of the pleasure of this bond. Not only are small mammals really cute-looking, they also have big personalities. In fact, hamsters, rabbits, chinchillas, gerbils, rabbits, rats, and mice can be a lot of fun.

29. Ani-Med - Pet Care Information Tips Small bits of hard dog biscuit can be given to hamsters, rats and mice for chewing cheeks and gums and cause abscessesand even prevent your pet from eating http://www.animed.org/small_animal_dental_care.htm

I. Small Animal: Dental Care INDEX Do you know what makes your little critter so unique? Her teethand all the chewing she does with them! It's no surprise that the name "rodent" comes from "rodere," a Latin word that means to gnaw. Read on to find out how to keep your pet's dentition in tip-top condition. Wonder why your pet is always gnawing on something? Her front incisor teeth, like those of all mice, rats, hamsters, gerbils and guinea pigs, grow continuously throughout her life. The average rat's incisors, for example, grow at the amazing rate of around five inches every year. Another thing you may have noticed about your pet is that her choppers aren't exactly pearly white. It's perfectly normal and perfectly healthy for a companion rodent's teeth to be yellowy-orange or almost brownish in color. This hue is due to the presence of iron in the tooth's enamel. To keep her teeth properly worn down and maintain their sharp shape, your furry friend has to chew...and chew...and chew! You can help her simply by providing safe, appropriate items on which she can gnaw. You'll find a good selection of chew toys, made from a variety of materials from wood to cardboard, at the pet supply store. Small bits of hard dog biscuit can be given to hamsters, rats and mice for chewing, but please don't give any of these to your herbivorous guinea pigs. Be sure to regularly check your pet's chew toys for any loose bits that could get stuck in her throat if accidentally ingested.

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V. Dogs and Cats: Household Dangers INDEX Did you know that there are substances in your home that are poisonous to your pet? You can easily find all of these products in stores. In fact, pet owners buy and use them regularly. But by reading labels; keeping informed of what substances are dangerous; and keeping these products out of your pet's reach, you can substantially reduce the chances that your dog or cat will become poisoned. Flea and tick control products can cause serious toxic reactions when misused. This includes shampoos, sprays, dips and formulas that treat the environment. Symptoms of poisoning may appear 1 to 6 hours after exposure and include muscle tremors, vomiting, excessive salivation and difficulty in breathing. Make sure to follow manufacturer's instructions when using flea and tick control products on your pets. Never use a formula that's meant for dogs on your cat, and vice versa.

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About These Webpages Profit Organisation Primary Objectives Membership Application Form Committee Kitten Register ... 2004 Show Calendar The Shows main page describes briefly how our Shows are run. It also contains a list of the venues and dates of our upcoming Shows Guidelines For Exhibiting Your Pets Show Entries Click here to go to the Show Entry Page. Why choose a rat for a pet? Choosing a Pet Rat or Mouse Standards Rats Mice Magazine The magazine main page describes our Quarterly magazine which you receive as part of membership. It is known as Twitches. The links to this page are: How to Write Articles for Twitches Rodent Welfare The Care main page is involved in answering general questions about the care of fancy mice and rats. Sponsors Page and Members Breeder Directory HOME Committee Who Are We ... Constitution 2002 (NSWFRMC) SITE CREATED MAY 28,2002. NSWFRMC Rodent Trader Advertising Board Apologies I sincerely apologise for the delay in updating this site and hope that now we are getting our lives back to normal the site should remain up to date at all times. Glenn Payne Vice President NSWFRMC Next Show 9.00am May 16th 2004 Fairfield Showground.

32. Happypets.org - Pet Care - Small Animals And Other Pets mice, rats, Gerbills and Hamsters creatures have similar diets so if you have a rat, gerbil pellets more cages designed for them are appearing in pet stores all http://happypets.addr.com/others.htm

subscribe to our newsletter and get Action Alerts, Pet Tips, Veg-Recipes and more! Powered by Ezine Director Newsletter Archives happypets.org Mice, Rats, Gerbills and Hamsters. These little sweeties are often chosen as pets for the first time animal guardian because they are relatively low maintenace and have gentle dispositions. Nutrition Commercial rodent pellets are available for Gerbils and Hamsters at pet stores. All four creatures have similar diets so if you have a rat, gerbil pellets are fine. For a more palatable diet, supplement the pellets with diced fruit and seeds, but don’t overdo it. These little guys have habit of filling up on the yummy stuff and ignoring the pellets, and eating that way will not satisfy their daily nutritional needs. Housing As the popularity of keeping small animals increases, more and more cages designed for them are appearing in pet stores all over. But, I recommend a glass aquarium with a screen cover. Ferrets - More like a cat than a rodent when it comes to care and maintenance. Rabbits - A hunny bunny can be a great pet if some basic needs are met.

33. Mice And Rats - General Care pet mice and rats seem most comfortable when they changes should also be prevented because pet rodents do mice can be aggressive toward one another, so great http://www.caringtogether.com/exotics/micerats2.html

Handling and Restraint Housing Hygiene Food and Water ... Disease and Prevention Handling and Restraint As stated above, domestic mice and rats generally tolerate gentle handling, though both may bite if startled or handled roughly. Mice are more likely to bite than rats under these circumstances. In fact, mice housed alone are more likely to be aggressive with a handler than those housed in groups. Cage territoriality (possessiveness) may be exhibited by some pet rats. We have encountered a large number of pet rats, normally docile in nature, that attack the fingers or hands of a handler opening and entering its enclosure. This aggressive behavior is not noted when attempts to pick up these rats are made outside of their enclosures. It is customary to pick up a mouse by gently lifting it up by the tail and placing it into a cupped hand. If a more secure hold is necessary (giving medications or food orally), the handler may grasp or pinch as much skin as possible over the neck, just behind the head. The mouse can then be picked up and turned over on its back by rotating the wrist. The tail can be restrained by gently grasping it between the fourth (ring) and fifty (pinkie) fingers of the same hand. Rats can be lifted by their tail but great caution must be exercised in doing so The skin of a rat's tail can easily tear, so it is best to grasp only the base of the tail. Further, suspending the entire weight of a rat by its tail is, no doubt, painful for the rat. Therefore, this practice should be only momentary. Tail-lifting a rat that is grasping a fabric (wire mesh, etc.) may injure the tail and may also break or tear the toenails.

34. Petsbuy.com : For Pet Owners : Rat Links : Rats offers care tips, photos, and more. ratsnest rats. pet rat site with photos and links. Rattie Rescue . offers a second chance to homeless pet rats and mice in the http://www.petsbuy.com/q_/aspx/catid.36/_q/petownersub.htm

dogs cats birds wild birds ... Rat links Rats American Fancy Rat and Mouse Association (AFRMA) promotes and encourages the breeding and exhibition of fancy rats and mice for show and pets. American Fancy Rat and Mouse Association Promotes and encourages the breeding and exhibition of fancy rats and mice for show and pets. Australian Rat Fanciers Society exhibitors, breeders and owners of fancy rats in Australia. photos and adventures learn how to effectively control rats and mice in the home. Offers information about physical controls, including mouse traps and other rodent-proofing techniques. Fat Rat Central source for pet rat information For the Love of Rats offers rat facts and links to rescue and breeder organizations. Introduction to the Rat Race beginner's guide to the care of rats as pets, as well as a history of fancy rats and ship rats. Includes photographs and health care tips Joanna's World includes description and photographs of her pets, and a history of the Essex rat. Leigh-Anne's Rat Page details of three furry friends: Blossom, Bubbles, and Buttercup, the loveable rats. Literary Rats, The

35. Healthy Pet | Pet Care Tips: Diseases Transmitted By Pets pet care Tips or by contact with infected animals like cats, dogs, mice, rats and guinea This means taking your pet to the veterinarian for regular exams and http://www.cbsnews.com/forward/new.healthypet.com/Library/petcare-18.html

Healthypet Sponsor Pet Care Tips: Diseases Transmitted by Pets How to Avoid Diseases Transmitted by Your Pets In 58 million American households pets are a source of joy and perhaps even the key to longer, healthier lives. However, pet-owning households with young children, pregnant women, and people with weakened immune systems need to be aware that their animals can play host to disease-causing microorganisms. Humans are not likely to catch a disease through their pets, but in very rare cases it can happen. Fortunately, most of these diseases rarely occur in healthy individuals, are mild and can be easily treated. Others, like toxoplasmosis , can be far more serious. Diseases transmitted from animals to humans are called zoonotic diseases. Zoonotic diseases usually live out their complex life cycles in animals, but sometimes cross into human bodies. Usually contracting a pet-borne disease requires very close contact with animals or their excretions, so zoonotic diseases can be avoided with common sense, cleanliness and regular pet examinations and vaccinations. Children often put their hands in their mouths, providing an easy route for bacteria to travel into their bodies. For example, children who eat dirt are more susceptible to contracting zoonotic diseases. Children also are more susceptible to pet-borne illness because they carry fewer antibodies than adults do. The same holds true for puppies and kittens, making them more likely to carry disease than older dogs and cats.

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