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Hello, I'm new here. I've search the topics for an answer to my question but was unable to find it. I hope this isn't a repeat post.
I have a male rat, rex coat, hooded. He's about a year old now. His tail bone at the tip is starting to show. He wasn't degloved or injured. It's just slowly showing more and more as time goes by. The meaty part of the tail shrinks up around it. The bone is not turning black it is still very white. I was just wondering if anyone else has experienced this with thier rats and if so is it bad for their health or a natural process? When you touch the tip of his tail he doesn't seem to be in any pain and doesn't mind it at all. It feels very hard and it's very concerning to me.
Thanks.
I have a male rat, rex coat, hooded. He's about a year old now. His tail bone at the tip is starting to show. He wasn't degloved or injured. It's just slowly showing more and more as time goes by. The meaty part of the tail shrinks up around it. The bone is not turning black it is still very white. I was just wondering if anyone else has experienced this with thier rats and if so is it bad for their health or a natural process? When you touch the tip of his tail he doesn't seem to be in any pain and doesn't mind it at all. It feels very hard and it's very concerning to me.
Thanks.