F.A.Q
Are rats for everyone?
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How I enjoyed to speak in class when I brought in my rats for some days during school, I was happy to share that my rats are clean animals who enjoy socializing. It was my duty to keep them comfortable and it was usually a short day but my anxiety was close to niltch. So for me to take away from it that all the students loved to work when we could be engaged with really cute and healthy families of rats.
How I enjoyed to speak in class when I brought in my rats for some days during school, I was happy to share that my rats are clean animals who enjoy socializing. It was my duty to keep them comfortable and it was usually a short day but my anxiety was close to niltch. So for me to take away from it that all the students loved to work when we could be engaged with really cute and healthy families of rats.
Where are you located?
In Southern Wisconsin we keep rats and various other pets in our home where they are kept clean and close to us for lots of attention! We spend quality time raising rats that are quite comfortable with being handled and they get to travel with us sometimes for sure.
We meet in public and we encourage you to ask any questions you may have about the care of our rats.
We meet in public and we encourage you to ask any questions you may have about the care of our rats.
Who are we?
I have always loved rats and when I first got them as pets, Smokey and Ramses wiggled thier way into my heart forever! I learned about rats by interacting with my two every day, I remember being told to leave them alone long after keeping them out but I didn't listen and the rats never seemed to want to quit. I would let them run through my hands and then they would sit on my shoulder or head. Over time I started to train them for different behaviors (which means they were doing things I appreciate and I would treat them for it) and I had a pair of rats that I was very happy with. But they died after I went away for two weeks and I couldn't forgive myself for it. So I decided to become a breeder! I needed rats that didn't die after two years.
I bred my first litter and then a few more all with my now husband'ssupport, learning how to bottle feed was exhausting. The first lesson I learned was to always have two females with litters unless you're prepared to raise an entire litter on your own. But those rats I raised were the most friendly rats I had ever.
I bred my first litter and then a few more all with my now husband'ssupport, learning how to bottle feed was exhausting. The first lesson I learned was to always have two females with litters unless you're prepared to raise an entire litter on your own. But those rats I raised were the most friendly rats I had ever. 
