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Old 15-06-2011, 12:02 PM
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Rat treats
I know you can buy rat treats from pet shops but want to know what other rat owners give their rats as treats.
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Re: Rat treats
Most things I eat, I like to share with my furbabies
My lot love low fat yoghurt oh and a bit of spag bol
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Old 15-06-2011, 12:16 PM
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Re: Rat treats
Ah thanx. I have always been a bit wary when giving them treats.
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Re: Rat treats
my 2 babies like cooked chicken (but not too much) cut up grapes, apples, sun flowers seed (but they only get 2 a week) yoghurt drops occasionally.

Havent really tried them with anythin else yet. But we will.
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Re: Rat treats
Mine get loads

yesterday it was yoghurt, pasta, tuna, strawberry tops, spring onion cut offs.

today a piece of brown bread, red pepper, boiled egg

They love shepards pie, spag bol, pasta bakes (only have a small amount)

I rarely throw food away it either goes to the rats or dogs or both!

Oh and they adore Prawn crackers
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I'll have to try some of them.
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Bananas, peas and sweetcorn also go down a storm
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Most things I eat
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Oh yes mine go gaga over sweetcorn!
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Re: Rat treats
mine love the occasional pumpkin seed as a treat. to be honest I think they regard anything above their normal rations as a treat and very rarely turn anything down
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