| Our Homemade Rat Treat We use this mix to give individual rats meds,crushed or squeezed into it. I usually mix this until it is firm but pliable, so amounts are approximate. 1/4 cup peanut butter 6 tablespoons powdwered milk 5 tablespoons wheat germ can also use brown sugar or honey. Store in baggy in the refrigerator. Use this in small amounts, just enough to hold the crushed meds or mixed with a small amount of liquid meds. Also make sure you have plenty to go around so that cagemates are not left out. note: you probally do not want to use this with meds that should not be mixed with dairy products. use straight wheat germ and a small amount of brown sugar for taste. Decorations Something fun to hang up in thier cage for christmas, new years, birthdays, ect. 1. grab a needle and strong cotton thread. 2. get an assortment of threadable ( and preferably non-rapidly perishable ) rat treats.Some of which can be...popcorn, grapes, dried fruit, cheerios, peanuts in the shell.Even cheese, bread, or fuit pieces if you don't plan to leave it up long. 3. thread them onto the cotton, alternating to make it colorful and interesting. 4. String up in the cage. 5. Add rats. They will look festive and cheerful and the rats will have fun munching thier favorite treats off them. |
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