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March Newsletter
Mischiefs Managed Recipe for Rat Treats Rat Spotlight How to Clean a Rat Cage Interesting Rat Facts Featured Cage MISCHIEFS MANAGED You can read about our mischief’s last month, here. Bambi Bambi arrived already pregnant. She has been a little scared, but overall has done an amazing job raising her little ones. I am excited…
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February Newsletter
Mischiefs Managed Why Rats Are Amazing Emotional Support Animals Recipe for Rat Treats Rat Spotlight Post-Adoption Interview Breeding Rex Rats Featured Cage MISCHIEFS MANAGED Parker x Poe Read about Parker’s newborns in our January Newsletter. Parker went off to live with two of her girls. She will be missed dearly! Pipsqueak x Poe Pipsqueak’s babies…
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January Newsletter
Mischiefs Managed What is a Substrate Box for Rats and How to Use It Recipe for Rat Treats Rat of the Month Is there a Personality Difference Between Dumbo and Standard Ear Rats? Litter Box Training Tips for Rats Featured Cage MISCHIEFS MANAGED LATEST ANNOUNCEMENT: We now adopt out our rats at 6 weeks of…
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November Newsletter
Our Rattery November Newsletter, featuring mischiefs managed, never before seen pictures, recipes for rat treats, and more! Join the team by submitting your art or articles to theratagenc@gmail.com
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December Newsletter
Mischiefs Managed Rings on Rat Tails? Are They Normal? Recipe for Rat Treats Rat of the Month 5 Signs Your Rat is Happy DIY Rat Toys from Household Objects Featured Cage MISCHIEFS MANAGED We are expanding! I have adopted a few new rats who have very promising genes. The newest rats being: Mama, Peaches, Annie,…
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What is a Fall Breaker for Rats?
What is a fall breaker for a rat? I also like to call them rat catchers. They can be useful for catching falling rats; from high distances. The reasons they are being used could be they are baby rats, blind or older rats with less coordination, or if your cage has “big drops.” We include…
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Emotional Support Animal Advice for Pet Rats
I cannot write your letter, only provide guidance below Start here: EmotionalSupportAnimal.com The process is very easy and done right over the phone, usually within 48 hours you can have your ESA letter granting you rights to have your rat as a therapy tool (the landlord cannot object). Housing Rights Here’s something many people don’t…
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Learn How To Identify A Rat (Breeding Vocabulary)
Learn how to tell rats apart using descriptive terms for their variety, coat, eyes, and ears!
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A Closer Look at The Rattery Packages
Dive deeper into what our meaningful care packages have to offer. Including pictures and our add-on options.
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