81. RSPCA - Information mice and rats can make excellent little pets and are very popular with childrenbut usually HEALTH AND VETERINARY care mice rats. Signs Of Health http://www.rspcawa.asn.au/Information/rabbit.htm

MAIN MENU: About Us Help the Animals Information News ... Pets Online Animal Care Kids Stuff Legislation Links Information Animal Care Many children have a guinea pig, a rabbit, or a mouse as a first pet. These pets make excellent companions but they are quite dependent, on their owners to provide them with care and attention every day. It is best for people, especially the parents of pet-keeping children, to make a conscious effort to accept all the responsibilities of pet ownership before finally deciding to purchase one. RESPONSIBILITIES OF PURCHASING A PET. Buying a pet rabbit, guinea pig or mouse really means that you are prepared to take on a serious daily commitment for five to ten years depending on the type of pet you choose. Children purchasing pets Owning a pet provides a child with companionship and teaches the child responsibility and care for dependent creatures. Parents, however, must at all times guide children in their choice of a pet and the husbandry of the animal, and be prepared to supervise the day-to-day care so that the animal is not neglected through ignorance or loss of interest.

82. HelpingAnimals.com > Resources > Factsheets mice and rats, just like dogs, are supplied to pet stores by mass foster careunits across the US for the placement of rats and mice into loving homes. http://www.helpinganimals.com/Factsheet/files/FactsheetDisplay.asp?ID=10

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86. Hamster, Guinea Pig, Rabbit, Rat, Mice Health Care Questions A pet rat s main diet should consist of a high quality rat diet and/or rat pelletswith http//www.vin.com/petcare/Articles/VetHospital/M00645.htm http://www.petinfo4u.com/asksmall.htm

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87. Pet Care And Nutrition - MSPCA Angell And the same goes for the nation s pets. More The RAT Review mice are verygentle and fragile animals. They love to climb on people s arms and http://www.mspca.org/site/pp.asp?c=gtIUK4OSG&b=126799

88. Pet Snake Care How to properly care for a pet Snake. Be sure to remove any live mice or ratsthat your snake hasn t eaten in an hour s time. http://va.essortment.com/snakescare_redo.htm

Pet snake care How to properly care for a pet Snake. One of the many exotic pets that suffer from fad popularity is the snake. There is a serious problem with the fad nature of exotic animals, leading to poor care for many of them. An exotic species might impress your friends but please examine the difficulties of owning a snake. People view snakes as requiring minimum care. Snakes require very special care from temperature to housing, diet and health. Many people soon become illusion and unhappy with their pet Snake. Some people out there love their snakes and take very good care of them. So I suppose they make a good pet for a select few people. What makes a snake a good pet? They are quiet and docile, and most snakes are easy to handle. They are also clean and odorless. Some Snake pet owners get misty eyed over their baby's first shed. Snakes have been viewed differently by many cultures throughout the ages. Christianity viewed snakes as demonic, from the stories of the Garden of Eden. I'm afraid these stories have cause millions of snakes to be killed. Other cultures have honored the snake. They see the shedding of the skin as rebirth. Do you ever wonder why the snake is seen on the symbol of medical professionals? "the crosier of Asklepios, Greek god of medicine, is still the symbol of the medical professions. The snake that is twisted around the crosier, the Aesculapius sign, stands for good health and a long life. According to a Greek myth, the figure Aesculapius discovered medicine by watching as a snake used herbs to bring back another snake to life."

89. NAIA: New 2004 Regs For Pet Birds, Rats, And Mice Feds propose new regs for pet birds, rats, and mice In 2002, Congress excludedrats, mice, and birds used in research from the animal welfare act. http://www.naiaonline.org/body/articles/archives/newregs2004.htm

Home About NAIA What's New? NAIA Library ... Search Feds propose new regs for pet birds, rats, and mice Background Birds Rats and mice NAWA position ... Notes In 2002, Congress excluded rats, mice, and birds used in research from the animal welfare act. In response, the US Department of Agriculture amended its regulations to reflect the change and solicited comments from the public on the viability of adding these species to the regulations if they are sold as pets or for other purposes. Deadline for comments was November 1, 2004. "Specifically, we intend to extend enforcement of the AWA to birds other than birds bred for use in research," the USDA said in its Federal Register proposal. This includes birds transported in commerce or sold for resale, exhibition, teaching, and some other purposes. Thus the proposal has two major goals: to devise appropriate standards for the handling and care of birds and to determine whether rats and mice should be covered under the general regulations applied to all small animals or should have a separate set of guidelines. USDA representatives attended the AFA annual meeting in August and told bird owners that they needed to send their comments about the impact that regulations would have on the breeding and keeping of birds. NAWA urged members to participate.

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91. Pets A wealth of information on rats and mice as pets. House Rabbit Society Information about the care of reptiles and amphibians as pets. http://ndsl.lib.state.nd.us/Subject/Pets.html

Pets Dogs Cats Birds Fish and Aquariums ... Horses General Pet Resources Petcyclopedia http://www.dog.com/?srccode=allpets All Pets calls itself " a premier online and catalog retailer providing valuable information, education, and pet products to both the consumer and business markets ." The Petcyclopedia contains articles about pet products, health, breeds, and more. Pet Links http://dir.yahoo.com/Science/Biology/Zoology/AnimalsInsectsand_Pets/Pets/ The Yahoo! Subject Directory provides these general pet links. Pet Station http://www.petstation.com/ This web site is dedicated to information about all kinds of pets. The site is divided into different "realms," each devoted to a type of pet. Planet Pets http://www.planet-pets.com/ppchannels.htm Back to top Adoption and Rescue Dog Breed Rescue Links http://dir.yahoo.com/Science/Biology/Zoology/AnimalsInsectsand_Pets/Organizations/Humane_and_Rescue_Societies/Dogs/Specific_Breeds/ Dog rescue and adoption links from Yahoo! organized by breed. Back to top Dogs American Kennel Club http://www.akc.org/

92. Mice & Rats - Animal Hospitals-USA Domestically raised mice and rats are very popular pets in the United States.They are readily available, relatively inexpensive and easy to care for, http://www.animalhospitals-usa.com/small_pets/mice___rats.html

Hurricane Katrina Pet Rescue Info: Click here Site Index Health Info Pet Care Find-A-Vet Ask-A-Vet ... Contact Us Domestically raised mice and rats are very popular pets in the United States. They are readily available, relatively inexpensive and easy to care for, and usually enjoy human handling. These animals have been used extensively in research laboratories for many years. Consequently, their medical problems (many of which are inherited disorders resulting from intensive inbreeding) have been traditionally approached on a group basis rather than on an individual basis. As a result, very little practical and useful information exists on the medical care and treatment of individual pet mice and rats. Furthermore, even less information is available to the pet owner on responsible home care of murine rodents and recognition of their potential medical problems. Mice: The mouse, bearing the scientific name Mus musculus (interesting in light of the fact that the Great Blue Whale's scientific name is Balenoptera musculus , is thought to have originated in Asia. Its tremendous adaptability, long-time association with people and our dwellings, and unbelievably prolific breeding potential (one reference cites one million descendants from one breeding pair in 1 1/2 years) has allowed mice to enjoy a worldwide distribution. Mice are timid, social and territorial animals that spend a disproportionate amount of time in the wild pursuing an omnivorous (animal and plant material)diet. Feeding is most often carried out at night to escape predation.

93. The Rat Report We hear people say how inexpensive rats and mice are to keep as pets. difficult enough when you have a few rats or mice who require costly medical care, http://www.ratfanclub.org/breeding.html

The Rat Fan Club Breeding: Can YOU live with it? By Mary Ann Isaksen I believe every hobby breeder has the best of intentions when they first make the decision to breed rats or mice for pet or show. However, somewhere along the line, many of those breeders lose sight of the fact that it was the love of the animals that brought them to the fancy to begin with. These breeders frequently find themselves overwhelmed, having too many animals, and being unable to care for them properly. All too often, the show bench interferes with a breeder making the right decision for the animals in his care. Just like somebody becoming addicted to gambling, it is possible for a show breeder to become obsessed with winning ribbons. The competition is just too great for some people, and they will breed and breed and breed until they can finally beat that person who always takes home the Best In Show ribbon. I have even seen breeders of one species get involved with breeding another so they have more chances at winning ribbons. Yes, winning ribbons is fun, but it should not be the primary motivation for breeding any animal. LOVE AND RESPONSIBILITY If you aren't breeding because you love the animal, then you should not be breeding at all. Sadly, there are already enough people out there producing reptile food. It is hypocritical to say you love these animals and then turn around and sell your excess as 'snake food,' or to cull your litters down because you already "have too many and cannot find homes for all of them." If you love these animals, you need to take a stand for their well-being and importance as a species, but most of all, as pets. That means you must take responsibility for every animal you bring into this world. With that in mind, let's talk about some of the things you need to consider before you make the decision to start breeding, or to continue, if you are already doing so.

94. Action Alert-Urge USDA To Regulate Care & Use Of Birds, Mice, And Rats Urge USDA to Regulate care Use of Birds, mice, and rats 5) Regulate retailpet stores that sell larger species of birds such as conures, parrots, http://www.upc-online.org/alerts/101504usdaregs.htm

ACTION ALERT * * * ACTION ALERT * * * ACTION ALERT United Poultry Concerns October 15, 2004 DEADLINE EXTENDED TO: November 1, 2004 (See Mailing Instructions and Sample Letter Below) USDA is now requesting public input before it proposes the necessary new regulations. This will be the first time that enforceable, legal standards of care will be extended to these animals. POINTS TO EMPHASIZE: You support the position advocated in the comments submitted by the American Anti-Vivisection Society (see letter below). The new regulations covering certain birds, mice and rats under the Animal Welfare Act should, at a minimum, accomplish the following: 1) Extend enforcement of the AWA to all animals not specifically excluded by Congress in 2002, in all categories: use in research/testing/teaching, and for breeding, wholesale pet sales, exhibition, and in transportation. 2) Prohibit the transport and sale of unweaned baby birds in commerce. These young, fragile birds are at great risk of succumbing to disease, mishandling, and the extreme hazards of transport. Require health certificates for all animals and mandatory testing of birds being transported to prevent transmission of disease and to provide a further barrier to the illegal trade in wild-caught birds.

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96. Chico News And Review - Backbeat - December 2, 2004 There was only one rat care book out there, and I found out later it was own pet rats or micethat s 485000 people that have yet to buy her book. http://www.newsreview.com/issues/chico/2004-12-02/backbeat.asp

Business Calendar Music Film ... E-mail Page Backbeat Letting the rat out of the bag The story of Debbie Ducommun, Chico's own Rat Lady By MaryRose Lovgren Photo By Tom Angel The one and only Rat Lady, Chico's Debbie Ducommun with one of her housemates. Become a member of The Rat Fan Club and receive a monthly newsletter by sending $13 for six months ($25 year) to The Rat Fan Club, 857 Lindo Lane, Chico, CA, 95973. Or sign up online at www.ratfanclub.org.It's a tough job being the Rat Lady. www.ratfanclub.org What's that, you say? You've never heard of her? Chico's rat crusader, trumpeting her message of education and care to the masses via her international monthly newsletter "The Rat Report," several books and even appearances on the History Channel, National Geographic Channel, Ripley's Believe it or Not , VH1's Totally Obsessed and The Tonight Show with Jay Leno? Perhaps you're wondering, "Why the pomp and circumstance? How tough a gig could it be?" Maybe you fancy yourself with some similar title. Well, let me be the one to break it to all you aspiring rat-persons out there: This is more than a full-time job. It is an all-encompassing passion. There is only one Rat Lady OK, I see your arms folded in disbelief. You're thinking, "Just what does it mean to be a 'Rat Lady'?" What training is involved? Is there a rock-bottom minimum number of rats that need to be kept in your living room to keep the title?

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100. Oops! Page Not Found You are in Ask the Experts Small Pets rats mice Keeping rats as PetsOur resident experts answer 10 common questions on the topic http://www.petpeoplesplace.com/Advice/small/rats/

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