Moss Rattery

Such a massive congratulations to Ratbags Rattery for welcome these two stunning little beans into the world!! I cannot expresss how proud I am of you and kūmara.

Gorgeous snuggly girl available for adoption at my work, in Auckland, New Zealand

Thank you to the fabulous adopter who’s given me permission to share these!!
Gus’s first birthday party is too cute.

is engaging maximum chill this morning.

Nothing will get between him and his absolutely relaxing, high class litter tray naps.

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As many of you know, I'm currently taking a break from breeding. I'll still be sharing rat posts on this account, and of course keeping in contact with my wonderful adopters.

Ratbags Rattery in Christchurch has taken on several of my rats to continue their fantastic lines, especially the line that originated with Buddy/Willem x Luna (Piccolo, Tama, Ana, etc.)
I'm still absolutely happy to answer anyones rat questions, or help people find breeders in Aotearoa.

A friendly reminder to you all that it is pancake rat season in Queensland (and the Southern Hemisphere) so let's share some ideas on keeping our young and beloved ratties cool !

We will go first:
- Frozen tins wrapped in cloth (to protect little tongues)
- Tiles left in the freezer overnight as a cool place to rest.
- Cooling trays (pictured) suspended from the roof (bonus points as it provides balance enrichment)
- Clean single layer hammocks to rest on.
- Ice cubes in a tray with a little water to play with/in.
- pea/frozen food fishing

What else do you do?

Remember! If you have aircon or fans in place, don't blow them directly on the cage, the ratties need ways to get out of direct wind for respiratory health.

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Not with my rattery currently, but bred by me!

Some gorgeous boys born in January being rehomed in Tauranga. Message Lian Hobbs for more information