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Well I wish I was here for something better but i need some advise.
I have 2 rats that I recently gave to my brother. I love them dearly, but I am highly allergic to them, and my poor babies had only got out of the cage when i was cleaning it. When i help them i broke out in huge welts, so anyway my brother loved the rats and alway had them out when he was at my house. So this year when i moved i decided to give them to my brother who had just moved out of our parents house. They were doing great, he lets them out everyday, they go with him all around the house either in a pocket or on a shoulder.
We have recently though encountered a problem, i just found out he is feeding them goat food. they have been living on it for weeks now, i am going shopping with him this weekend to fix that problem, but Oreo is an old rat, at least 3 yrs old. I had her for 2.5 yrs now, and i don't know how long the lady before me had her, but she was full grown when I got her. Oreo has stopped eatting and apparently is losing more hair, than she had already lost.
Is there a really nutritous soft food i can give to try and entice her to eat, should i just prepare myself to find out she has died
? Is it just old age?
Also does anyone know a good rat vet in aurora, colorado?
THanks for all your help,
Malerie
I have 2 rats that I recently gave to my brother. I love them dearly, but I am highly allergic to them, and my poor babies had only got out of the cage when i was cleaning it. When i help them i broke out in huge welts, so anyway my brother loved the rats and alway had them out when he was at my house. So this year when i moved i decided to give them to my brother who had just moved out of our parents house. They were doing great, he lets them out everyday, they go with him all around the house either in a pocket or on a shoulder.
We have recently though encountered a problem, i just found out he is feeding them goat food. they have been living on it for weeks now, i am going shopping with him this weekend to fix that problem, but Oreo is an old rat, at least 3 yrs old. I had her for 2.5 yrs now, and i don't know how long the lady before me had her, but she was full grown when I got her. Oreo has stopped eatting and apparently is losing more hair, than she had already lost.
Is there a really nutritous soft food i can give to try and entice her to eat, should i just prepare myself to find out she has died
Also does anyone know a good rat vet in aurora, colorado?
THanks for all your help,
Malerie