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1 Small rodent treats on Fri Jun 05, 2009 9:13 pm

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Small rodents such and Rats and Mice, like all pets, like to have the occasional treat aside from their normal food.

There is a large veriety of treats sold in pet shops, and most animals love these. However feeding your pets too many of these treats can lead to a high intake of sugar and could cause your pets to become obese.

Most rats and mice enjoy scraps, some of these include:

* Boiled Potatoes
* Bread
* Biscuits
* Breakfast Cereals
* Chicken
* Mealworms
* Cheese
* Currents
* Dog Biscuits
* Egg (cooked)
* Fish (cooked)
* Toast
* Meat (cooked)
* Raisins
* Sultanas

They can also have a small amount of green vegetables, such as lettuce or cabbage. However feeding too many of these is not good for them.

DO NOT FEED YOUR PETS THESE!:

* Chocolate
* Garlic*
* Onions
* Rabbit Mix
* Raw Kidney Beans
* Sweets
* Toffee


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2 Re: Small rodent treats on Wed May 12, 2010 3:18 pm

CupcakeseatChickens


Horsewell wrote:Small rodents such and Rats and Mice, like all pets, like to have the occasional treat aside from their normal food.

There is a large veriety of treats sold in pet shops, and most animals love these. However feeding your pets too many of these treats can lead to a high intake of sugar and could cause your pets to become obese.

Most rats and mice enjoy scraps, some of these include:

* Boiled Potatoes
* Bread
* Biscuits
* Breakfast Cereals
* Chicken
* Mealworms
* Cheese
* Currents
* Dog Biscuits
* Egg (cooked)
* Fish (cooked)
* Toast
* Meat (cooked)
* Raisins
* Sultanas

They can also have a small amount of green vegetables, such as lettuce or cabbage. However feeding too many of these is not good for them.

DO NOT FEED YOUR PETS THESE!:

* Chocolate
* Garlic*
* Onions
* Rabbit Mix
* Raw Kidney Beans
* Sweets
* Toffee

...ummmm......cheeseits. i feed my rat chocolate all the time...and marshmellows...and noodles.... and candy... he still seems to be ok tho? but he is fatt Razz

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3 Re: Small rodent treats on Wed May 12, 2010 3:23 pm

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CupcakeseatChickens wrote:
Horsewell wrote:Small rodents such and Rats and Mice, like all pets, like to have the occasional treat aside from their normal food.

There is a large veriety of treats sold in pet shops, and most animals love these. However feeding your pets too many of these treats can lead to a high intake of sugar and could cause your pets to become obese.

Most rats and mice enjoy scraps, some of these include:

* Boiled Potatoes
* Bread
* Biscuits
* Breakfast Cereals
* Chicken
* Mealworms
* Cheese
* Currents
* Dog Biscuits
* Egg (cooked)
* Fish (cooked)
* Toast
* Meat (cooked)
* Raisins
* Sultanas

They can also have a small amount of green vegetables, such as lettuce or cabbage. However feeding too many of these is not good for them.

DO NOT FEED YOUR PETS THESE!:

* Chocolate
* Garlic*
* Onions
* Rabbit Mix
* Raw Kidney Beans
* Sweets
* Toffee

...ummmm......cheeseits. i feed my rat chocolate all the time...and marshmellows...and noodles.... and candy... he still seems to be ok tho? but he is fatt Razz


thats probably why its on the DO NOT FEED YOUR PETS THESE list Rolling Eyes


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4 Re: Small rodent treats on Thu May 13, 2010 9:45 am

CupcakeseatChickens


The WebMaster wrote:
CupcakeseatChickens wrote:
Horsewell wrote:Small rodents such and Rats and Mice, like all pets, like to have the occasional treat aside from their normal food.

There is a large veriety of treats sold in pet shops, and most animals love these. However feeding your pets too many of these treats can lead to a high intake of sugar and could cause your pets to become obese.

Most rats and mice enjoy scraps, some of these include:

* Boiled Potatoes
* Bread
* Biscuits
* Breakfast Cereals
* Chicken
* Mealworms
* Cheese
* Currents
* Dog Biscuits
* Egg (cooked)
* Fish (cooked)
* Toast
* Meat (cooked)
* Raisins
* Sultanas

They can also have a small amount of green vegetables, such as lettuce or cabbage. However feeding too many of these is not good for them.

DO NOT FEED YOUR PETS THESE!:

* Chocolate
* Garlic*
* Onions
* Rabbit Mix
* Raw Kidney Beans
* Sweets
* Toffee

...ummmm......cheeseits. i feed my rat chocolate all the time...and marshmellows...and noodles.... and candy... he still seems to be ok tho? but he is fatt Razz


thats probably why its on the DO NOT FEED YOUR PETS THESE list Rolling Eyes

but he seems happy! why not be fat and happy? Very Happy

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5 Re: Small rodent treats on Thu May 13, 2010 10:57 am

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CupcakeseatChickens wrote:
The WebMaster wrote:
CupcakeseatChickens wrote:
Horsewell wrote:Small rodents such and Rats and Mice, like all pets, like to have the occasional treat aside from their normal food.

There is a large veriety of treats sold in pet shops, and most animals love these. However feeding your pets too many of these treats can lead to a high intake of sugar and could cause your pets to become obese.

Most rats and mice enjoy scraps, some of these include:

* Boiled Potatoes
* Bread
* Biscuits
* Breakfast Cereals
* Chicken
* Mealworms
* Cheese
* Currents
* Dog Biscuits
* Egg (cooked)
* Fish (cooked)
* Toast
* Meat (cooked)
* Raisins
* Sultanas

They can also have a small amount of green vegetables, such as lettuce or cabbage. However feeding too many of these is not good for them.

DO NOT FEED YOUR PETS THESE!:

* Chocolate
* Garlic*
* Onions
* Rabbit Mix
* Raw Kidney Beans
* Sweets
* Toffee

...ummmm......cheeseits. i feed my rat chocolate all the time...and marshmellows...and noodles.... and candy... he still seems to be ok tho? but he is fatt Razz


thats probably why its on the DO NOT FEED YOUR PETS THESE list Rolling Eyes

but he seems happy! why not be fat and happy? Very Happy


Probably it will die a lot quicker since it is not it good shape Sad Or get diebeties or something if thats even possible in animals confused


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6 Re: Small rodent treats on Thu May 13, 2010 1:59 pm

CupcakeseatChickens


The WebMaster wrote:
CupcakeseatChickens wrote:
The WebMaster wrote:
CupcakeseatChickens wrote:
Horsewell wrote:Small rodents such and Rats and Mice, like all pets, like to have the occasional treat aside from their normal food.

There is a large veriety of treats sold in pet shops, and most animals love these. However feeding your pets too many of these treats can lead to a high intake of sugar and could cause your pets to become obese.

Most rats and mice enjoy scraps, some of these include:

* Boiled Potatoes
* Bread
* Biscuits
* Breakfast Cereals
* Chicken
* Mealworms
* Cheese
* Currents
* Dog Biscuits
* Egg (cooked)
* Fish (cooked)
* Toast
* Meat (cooked)
* Raisins
* Sultanas

They can also have a small amount of green vegetables, such as lettuce or cabbage. However feeding too many of these is not good for them.

DO NOT FEED YOUR PETS THESE!:

* Chocolate
* Garlic*
* Onions
* Rabbit Mix
* Raw Kidney Beans
* Sweets
* Toffee

...ummmm......cheeseits. i feed my rat chocolate all the time...and marshmellows...and noodles.... and candy... he still seems to be ok tho? but he is fatt Razz


thats probably why its on the DO NOT FEED YOUR PETS THESE list Rolling Eyes

but he seems happy! why not be fat and happy? Very Happy


Probably it will die a lot quicker since it is not it good shape Sad Or get diebeties or something if thats even possible in animals confused

i have no idea. LOL but hey, die happy.

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