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Actually, I've looked at this and searched for Exotic Vets on the website and it seems like they only list those who are members with them. When I searched, I only found one vet. I know for a fact that there is more than one exotic animal vet in my area. Though, what I'm looking for is one that...

Hello everyone! I'm new to this forum. I've been (and still am) part of other forums (rat and otherwise) and groups. I'm a first time rat owner and have done research (before and ongoing) on my girls. I'm always constantly trying to learn new things about rats. My first rat mom experience has...

Natural Honey (NH) seems to be nutritionally sound. It contains antioxidants and raw honey is a natural antibiotic.

If this is directed towards me, did you see that I used the word "occasional"? If not, then I still see no reason why the OCCASIONAL treat of crickets/mealworms would do harm. It's like the occasional treat of chocolate or pasta.

Thank you!

You can also try cooking squashes (pumpkin, butternut, zucchini) for them. Cucumbers, celery, cooked brussels sprouts, curly kale, romaine lettuce, curled parsley, etc... are also good. My girls love red bell peppers! For fruits you could try bananas, pears, strawberries (though in...

I'm just wondering where you came up with "dead insects". The OP said nothing about dead insects... And just for clarity: what about wild animals eating other wild animals or are you only referring to the situations when there are animals in captivity? Also, most reptiles are meat eaters...

I would recommend the ones for hamsters, gerbils, rats and mice (peanut butter or original) instead of the ones for guinea pigs, chinchillas and rabbits. I don't understand why so many are saying rats do not eat these. My girls ate, yes ate, the two I've gotten for them. My hamster even eats...

Anyone know of a small animal vet that is qualified and is pretty knowledgeable about the "exotic pets"? I have a vet but I have lost faith in them as they have no idea what they're talking about with rats. Thank you!