41. Recreation, Pets: Rodents that are on any type of rodents, rats, mice, and squirrels. Rodentfancy International directory for domestic rodent information, pet care, genetics, message http://www.combose.com/Recreation/Pets/Rodents/

Top Recreation Pets Rodents ... Supplies Related links of interest: Recreation:Pets:Exotic:Issues Science:Biology:Genetics:Eukaryotic:Animal:Mammal:Rodent Science:Biology:Flora and Fauna:Animalia:Chordata:Mammalia:Rodents Cavy Rescue - Has informative guides, useful links, plus e-newsletters for various rodents. Degus and Chinchillas Ring - Webring for sites about degus or chinchillas. Eva's Rodent Reference - Advice from an enthusiast on the care and breeding of popular rodents, including guinea pigs, rats and mice. NetVet - Rodents - Compilation of resources. RatsAndMice.com - Care guide, pictures, forum, FAQ, links, articles, DIY toys and genetics guide. Rodent's Ring - This web ring is for pages that are on any type of rodents, rats, mice, and squirrels. Rodentfancy - International directory for domestic rodent information, pet care, genetics, message boards and chat. Small and Furries - Information on small rodents including selected species of hamsters, jirds, voles, degus, mice, dormice, lemmings, and rats. Features photos, chat facility, message board, and articles. The Pet Rodent Homepage - Basic description of several common species, general care and information, and genetics.

42. Pet Rats Uk Rat Health Care Guide Rodent Rescue Care Of Rats - Cavy Rescue Reggie Rat 1kg. A complete food for rats. Click here for a great selection of products for your pet rats and mice. rats, like all of us, will have off days. http://www.cavyrescue.co.uk/rats_guide.htm

Urgent Plea! Adoptables Linked Rescues Outdoor Rabbits ... My Pet Rat (All About Pets) The typical image of a rat is nasty, big, brown thing scuttling furtively down dark alleys, a creature that bites necks and has a horrible, yucky tail. RUBBISH! A rat is dirty, caused the bubonic plague and is stupid. FICTION Rats make excellent pets, they are loving, extremely intelligent (one of ours learned to recognize his name after having been with us for just 3 days - and he was in the same room as 30 others, so it's not coincidence!) Rat Supplies Burgess Supa Rat 2kg Reggie Rat 1kg All About Your Rat Pet Owner's Guide to the Rat ... Marchioro Siwa Syphom 120cl They spend 40% of the their time cleaning and it was the fleas on the rats and the living conditions in England that caused the plague, not the ratties! Many people say if you want a dog, but haven't got the space, get a rat. Give me a rat over a dog any day, they are wonderful creatures!

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Veterinary Care Pet Care - Rats Pet Care - Rats .. the best source online ! How is it to have a pet – say a dog? In the beginning it is a hard job, no doubt about it. You'll need all your experience and have to be very patient and considerate. But the reward is coming very soon: A happy welcome, when getting home and a faithful friend if you are sad. Either your pet is a dog or a perhaps a cat, it will always understand you.and sometimes you will need Pet Care - Rats Talking about other pets – birds, hamsters or rabbits – you'll find the same faithful and devoted attitude. Imagine coming home, tired from a hard day at office. Follow the links for more on Pet Care - Rats Pet Care - Rats - save big here online! Pet Care - Rats - your best online source is here pet supplies pets pet names pet insurance ... dogs as pets

45. Capture Or Kill Rats And Mice, Rat Traps, Mouse Traps restaurants, hospitals, pet shops, day care centers, nursing out of reach of children, pets, non target poisonous traps for capturing rats, mice and reptiles. http://www.pestproducts.com/rodent_traps.htm

Pest Control Pests Products Items ... pest control Rodent Traps There is a variety of devices to choose from when trapping rats or mice. The two main groups of rat and mouse traps are live traps and kill traps Rodenticides are also used to kill rats and to kill mice Live Traps Any trapping device that captures rodents without killing them is considered a live trap. However, any trapped animal can die in a trap if it is not released in a timely manner. The Mouse Master is a live trap that usually does not harm mice but occasionally a mouse will be killed if it is caught in the trap mechanism. This is usually due to someone winding the trap too tight. Other than the two circumstances mentioned, live traps are generally considered humane traps. Live Rodent Traps: Mouse Master Runway Mouse Trap Tin Cat Mini Cat Mouse Master, Live Trap for Mice This repeating mouse trap has a clear lid for easy inspection and a wind-up mechanism which flips the mice into an escape proof box. An important tool in mouse control for many years, the Mouse Master and Catch All repeating wind-up traps can hold many mice with one setting. The mice can be released safely in the wild or disposed of by immersing in water before emptying the trap. Follow instructions carefully. Over-winding of trap can damage trap and might kill the first mouse to enter trap.

46. The Ratster-Directory Of Rat And Mouse Breeders. to promote rats and mice as pets, provide care information pertaining to these animals and help individuals find contacts for obtaining pet rats and mice. http://www.ratster.com/addmyurlcontent.html

Add Me to the Ratster Enter your information and click the submit button at the bottom to be considered for addition to the directory. You do not have to have a website and an email address, but you do need at least one of these so that people can contact you. If you don't understand something on the form, check the Frequently Asked Questions page. If you don't find what you need there, email the webmaster with your questions. Name of site: Site url: City, State, location: Description of site (keep it around 200 characters, please): Breeders, especially if you are located in North America, please include your rodentry's prefix/initials. It must be unique and four digits or less. Breeders only , prefix: Color/type specialties (only 3-4, please): Rat/mouse club membership: Contact name for listing: Contact's email address: Email address for listing: Your email address, if you're not the contact: Check all that apply I breed: Rats Mice Other rodents I don't breed I rescue: Rats Mice Other rodents I don't do any rescue My website: is all about my family, our hobbies and our pets, including rodents

47. Exotic Pet Care Library At Harmony Animal Hospital's World Of Pets: Laugh, Learn hamsters, rats, mice, gerbils, and guinea pigs) are very popular pets. They make good first pets for young children and as a rule require minimal care. http://www.petvets.com/petcare/exotics.html

Email Login Password New users sign up here Search This Site The Web Get a FREE Search Engine for your Site Reptiles and Small Mammals Table of Contents for Pages 1 and 2: Can your pet make you sick? Owning a Ferret Choosing a Reptile Common Diseases of Pet Iguanas ... Exotic Pet Care Sheets Check out the articles in Seasonal Concerns. Go to page 2 of Exotic Pet Care (or just use the index links, above, for a special article.) Go to In the News to find out what's happening in medicine. Owning a Ferret Ferrets can be a lot of fun, and under the right circumstances they can make wonderful pet. They are not the same as caring for a dog or a cat, and before getting one of these playful critters you should try to learn as much about them as possible. They are not, however, usually recommended in household with very small children. General Information Ferrets come in several different color schemes: the Fitch ferret is the most popular. Fitch ferrets have a buff colored coat with black markings on the face, feet, and tails. Albino ferrets are white with pink eyes. Some ferrets have a buff coat with light markings. The female ferret is called a jill, the male is a hob, and the infants are called kits.

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Home Search Site Map Contact Us ... Animal Care Many children have a guinea pig, a rabbit, or a mouse as a first pet. These pets make excellent companions but they are quite dependent, on their owners to provide them with care and attention everyday. It is best for people, especially the parents of pet-keeping children, to make a conscious effort to accept all the responsibilities of pet ownership before finally deciding to purchase one. Buying a pet rabbit, guinea pig or mouse really means that you are prepared to take on a serious daily commitment for five to ten years depending on the type of pet you choose. Children purchasing pets Owning a pet provides a child with companionship and teaches the child responsibility and care for dependent creatures. Parents, however, must at all times guide children in their choice of a pet and the husbandry of the animal, and be prepared to supervise the day-to-day care so that the animal is not neglected through ignorance or loss of interest. Guinea Pigs (Cavies) One of the most popular pet rodents, these are generally hardy animals, and given the right facilities are easy to care for. Guinea Pigs are docile with people and soon become tame and tractable. Their size and shape allow them to be easily handled by children. Because they are social animals, it is necessary that more than one pet guinea pig be kept for companionship.

49. Michigan Humane Society: Veterinary Care The average life span for mice and rats is 1? 3 years. The following information is designed to help you take the best care of your pet. http://www.michiganhumane.org/site/PageServer?pagename=vetcare_miceRats

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51. Pet Care: Hamster Chowtime pet supply stores. This food contains seeds, grains, cracked corn and special pellets made for rodents. (Yes, your hamster is a rodent, just as rats and mice http://www.animaland.org/asp/petcare/hamsterchowtime.asp

Dog Cat Bird Rabbit ... Rat Hamster Chow Time Wild hamsters scarf down seeds, fruit and an occasional insect. Your furball will do just fine if he dines on hamster mix, available at pet supply stores. This food contains seeds, grains, cracked corn and special pellets made for rodents. (Yes, your hamster is a rodent, just as rats and mice are!) Supplement his food with bits of fresh veggies and fruits, like carrots, broccoli, bananas and apples. If he looks like he's literally stuffing his face, don't freak. This is perfectly normal! Hamsters love to carry food in their cheeks, which are actually big, roomy pouches. Then they store it in the corners of their cage for a late-night snack. Just make sure to remove any stale food when cleaning the cage. Don't forget to fill 'er up! Fresh, clean water should be available to your hamster at all times. Use an upside-down bottle with a drip tube, and change it every day. more>> The 411 Chow Time! Home, Sweet Home Cartoon! Getting to know your hamster.

52. 4-H Project Guidelines For Vinton County: Pet Care Required Supplement for pet care Projects. appropriate member project book for cats, guinea pigs, cage birds, gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets http://vinton.osu.edu/4h/projects/petcare.htm

4-H Home Page 4-H Volunteer's Page 4-H Member's Page 4-H Shooting Sports ... Back to the top Vinton County 4-H Project Pet Care Project Completion Requirements Exhibit Suggestions (select one or more) 215 Guinea Pig Learn how to select, feed, manage and breed guinea pigs. Small Animal Record Book (214R) required. Do at least two Learning Experiences (p. 3) Be involved in at least two Leadership / Citizenship activities (p. 4) Obtain and complete the appropriate sections of the Small Animals Record Book (4-H publication 214R) Write a one-page report telling what you did and learned in the project Bring completed project manual, one-page report, Small Animal Record Book, your Guinea Pig and exhibit to Project Interview An educational poster that shows something you learned or did in the project Scrapbook containing photos, information and notes from activities completed for your project Other display that shows what you learned 220 Small Animals Complete the Interest Areas and age-appropriate activities relating to the small animal species taken as your project. Activities can be repeated or new animal species explored. Species include gerbils, hamsters, mice, rats, chinchillas, ferrets, and hedgehogs. Small Animal Resource

53. ASPCA: Ani-Med Pet Care Information There are over 250 important pet care topics in this program, ranging from birds, fish, rabbits, ferrets, hamsters, guinea pigs, gerbils, mice and rats. http://www.aspca.org/site/PageServer?pagename=animed

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56. Pet Snake Care They are also clean and odorless. Some Snake pet owners get misty eyed over their baby s first shed. Many snakes eat rats and mice. http://va.essortment.com/snakescare_redo.htm

Pet snake care How to properly care for a pet Snake. One of the many exotic pets that suffer from fad popularity is the snake. There is a serious problem with the fad nature of exotic animals, leading to poor care for many of them. An exotic species might impress your friends but please examine the difficulties of owning a snake. People view snakes as requiring minimum care. Snakes require very special care from temperature to housing, diet and health. Many people soon become illusion and unhappy with their pet Snake. Some people out there love their snakes and take very good care of them. So I suppose they make a good pet for a select few people. What makes a snake a good pet? They are quiet and docile, and most snakes are easy to handle. They are also clean and odorless. Some Snake pet owners get misty eyed over their baby's first shed. bodyOffer(27402) Snakes have been viewed differently by many cultures throughout the ages. Christianity viewed snakes as demonic, from the stories of the Garden of Eden. I'm afraid these stories have cause millions of snakes to be killed. Other cultures have honored the snake. They see the shedding of the skin as rebirth. Do you ever wonder why the snake is seen on the symbol of medical professionals? "the crosier of Asklepios, Greek god of medicine, is still the symbol of the medical professions. The snake that is twisted around the crosier, the Aesculapius sign, stands for good health and a long life. According to a Greek myth, the figure Aesculapius discovered medicine by watching as a snake used herbs to bring back another snake to life."

57. Rodents - Simply Pets Directory rodent information, pet care, genetics, message boards and chat. Rodent s Ring This web ring is for pages that are on any type of rodents, rats, mice, and http://www.simplypets.com/pet-directory/Pets/Rodents/

Home Your Info Pet Directory Pet Quotes Pet Food Recipes Pet News Pet Forums Search: Pet Directory Entire Web Rodents (Current Category) Home Pet Directory Pets Sub-Categories and Related Categories for Rodents Breeders Chinchillas Chipmunks Degus ... Supplies @ Related Categories: Top > Pets > Exotic > Issues Sites About: Rodents Cavy Rescue - Has informative guides, useful links, plus e-newsletters for various rodents. Degus and Chinchillas Ring - Webring for sites about degus or chinchillas. Eva's Rodent Reference - Advice from an enthusiast on the care and breeding of popular rodents, including guinea pigs, rats and mice. NetVet - Rodents - Compilation of resources. RatsAndMice.com - Care guide, pictures, forum, FAQ, links, articles, DIY toys and genetics guide. Rodentfancy - International directory for domestic rodent information, pet care, genetics, message boards and chat. Rodent's Ring - This web ring is for pages that are on any type of rodents, rats, mice, and squirrels.

58. Healthy Pet | Nutrition: Feeding Rats, Mice, Hamsters, And Gerbils Nutrition Feeding rats, mice, Hamsters, and Gerbils World rodents hamsters, gerbils, mice, and rats. The recommended diet for these pet rodents, therefore, is a reasonably About AAHA pet http://www.healthypet.com/Library/pet_nutrition-4.html

Nutrition: Feeding Rats, Mice, Hamsters, and Gerbils Whereas owners of pet rabbits have ready access to quality pelleted, commercial rabbit feed, owners of small rodents must obtain feed from the array of colorful boxes of food and supplements at the pet store. Included among these feed may be seed mixtures, seeds mixed with vitamin and mineral pellets (often ignored by the pet), hay cubes, pelleted complete diets, salt blocks, pieces of chewable wood, and a variety of treat foods that lure the unsuspecting buyer because those treats resemble the snack foods preferred by pet owners. Of most pet rodent feeds available, only the pelleted, complete diets (with at least 16 percent quality protein) have use as primary diets. The standard pelleted, complete diets may be fed to the Old World rodents: hamsters, gerbils, mice, and rats. The recommended diet for these pet rodents, therefore, is a reasonably fresh pellet incorporating essential nutrients, containing at least 16 percent crude protein, with the box labeled "meets NRC requirements" or a similar message. Conventional (natural ingredient) pet animal diets produced by reputable companies usually contain adequate balanced nutritional components, but even those diets can be altered by damp, heat, oxidation, and vermin contamination. Owner-compounded diets, on the other hand, are more likely than are commercial products to lack certain trace nutrients, to be unbalanced, or to be contaminated with bacteria or mold.

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60. American Fancy Rat & Mouse Association 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. http://www.afrma.org/

God Bless America For more information on Rats, Mice, or AFRMA, click on the following: Join the club! Sales Catalog Rat Genetics Book Sweat Jacket Rat Hammocks 2004 Calendar Information Pages Caring for Orphan Back Issues Book list Pet Registry Standards with photos! Links Show/Display Dates Show Info Pages Grand Champ. Rats Grand Champ. Mice Shipping Info To find an east coast Mouse breeder, contact: Little Mouse Club Wanda Wilson To find a northern California breeder, contact: Diane Kipnis For specific questions e-mail: Lorryta Harms rattusrat@hotmail.com or call AFTER 9 a.m. (Pacific Time) Louise Stack (626) 966-0350 Gina Hendricks (760) 945-4259 Nichole Royer (661) 722-2482 or send a #10 SASE to: AFRMA (WWW) 9230 64th Street Riverside, CA 92509-5924 U.S.A. Membership Information Pages Kids Back Issues ... Orphans Welcome to the home page of AFRMA! AFRMA Views AFRMA as a club does not hold any views on, nor promote the matters of culling, reptile keeping/feeding, or animal rights. We leave these decisions up to each individual person. We have always been open to the different views the membership has and hope we can all learn from these different ideas. Any ideas or view expressed in are of the individual contributor and do not reflect any policy of the organization.

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