Rat Fan Club

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Web Name: Rat Fan Club

WebSite: http://www.ratfanclub.org

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Menu Copyright Notice You can reprint any information (excluding photos and artwork) on this site as long as you give proper credit to the author of the article and to The Rat Fan Club. All the images on this website are the sole property of their creator and are protected by copy-right. You may not use any image from this website without specific written permission. Notice The Rat Fan Club is not registered as a non-profit organization so donations are not tax-deductible, but you are still welcome to send donations to help support the education of rat owners, the rescue of rats, and research into the best treatments for rat diseases. Thanks for your support! If you would rather donate to a non-profit organization, you can donate to our sister organization, the Rat Assistance Teaching Society (RATS) at www.petrats.org The goal of RATS is to educate pet care professionals about the proper care and treatment of pet rats. Debbie Ducommun, the Ratlady, unexpectedly died on March 4, 2018. Her husband, Larry (with the help of many other people) will continue the work of Rat Fan Club and RATS in her memory. They love and cared for her, and Debbie's passion, merchandise, and information about pet rats will continue to be available. Click here for RATS, our non-profit sister organization, the Rat Assistance Teaching Society. To raise funds for RATS for free, sign up here http://www.igive.com/RATS For a brochure called Are Your Pet Rats All They Could Be? click here The Rat Fan Club, founded in 1992, focuses on rats as companion animals. Our goal is to share our love of rats, promote them as companion animals, and spread information about their proper care. Membership in The Rat Fan Club is free! To join The Rat Fan Club just join our Facebook group. Click on the Online Forum button at left. (For more on the history of the Rat Fan Club, click the Meet the Ratlady button at left.) Click here to see the TV shows that Debbie has appeared on. Attention Pet Retailers and Veterinary Hospitals! See the info at the bottom of the page. You can now get major medical health insurance for your rats! Their website is www.petinsurance.com but you will need to call 888-899-4874 to get a quote on exotic animals. Rat Care Info (You can also find info at www.ratguide.com) We highly recommend that you order Debbie s Rat Health Care booklet. If it saves you just one visit to the vet, it will more than pay for itself. Order one today! Check out the info at Rat Books Emergency Care Rat First Aid (including respiratory distress) Problems with Birth, Nursing or Infants Raising Orphan Rats Poisonous Plants Bloating Megacolon Finding Catching a Lost Rat Human Health Issues Coping with Allergies to Rats Rat-Bite Fever Human Blister Skin Fungus (Includes a photo) Removing Wild Rats from your Home General Rat Care An Introduction to Pet Rats A Rat Care Sheet Cage Hygiene Keeping your Rats Cool or Warm Trimming Toenails The Toxicity of Pine and Cedar and Safe Litter Products Respiratory toxicity of cedar and pine wood A List of Available Back Issues of the Rat Report Understanding Grief when a Rat Dies Do Rats Go to Heaven? Other Info Shipping Rats via Airline How to Say Rat in Other Languages How to Make a Rat Presentation Behavior Introducing a New Rat Trust Training for Frightened Rats The Case Against Single Rats Teaching Your Rat to Come When Called Rat Behavior in Relation to Health Diet Diet Chromium Extends Life Span Nutritional Requirements of Rats Housing Cages Toys Building Plans for a Wire Cage Building Plans for a Cement Mixing Tray Cage Building Plans for Round Cages Breeding Rat Reproduction Breeding Ethics Choosing a Rat Breeder A List of Rat Breeders Rat Health Care Breathing Problems Respiratory Heart Disease in Rats with links to pages with photos Treating Rats with a Nebulizer Heart Measurement Statistics Skin Problems Skin Problems and Hair Loss (including scabs and parasites) Lumps Abscesses and Cysts (Includes photos) Bumblefoot Tumors (Includes photos, and links to other pages of photos) Spaying Helps Prevent Tumors Tamoxifen to Prevent and Treat Tumors Nitroxoline: A Possible New Treatment for Cancer References Showing Soybean Protein Helps to Prevent Mammary Tumors A Successful Case Treating Cancer with CBC Salve Other Problems Head Tilt (inner ear infection) See article on Respiratory Disease above. Weak Hind Legs Paraplegia Bloating and Megacolon Overgrown Teeth (Includes photos) Seizures in Rats Diabetes Other Information Surgery in Rats Homeopathy for Surgery Giving Medications: See article on Respiratory Disease above. Taking Blood for a Blood Test Standard Blood and Urinalysis Values Euthanasia How to Do a Rat Autopsy (Includes photos) Veterinarians Vet Referral List Western U.S. Other Countries Vet Referral List Midwest Eastern U.S. How to Find A Good Rat Vet If you have a question that hasn t been answered somewhere on this site or in the Rat Health Care booklet or book RATS, try the Rat Fan Club Facebook group. You can also send your question to one of the following addresses (please note that these groups are not affiliated with The Rat Fan Club in any way): for general questions: ratinfo@yahoogroups.com for health questions: rathelp@yahoogroups.com Or you can ask general questions on our Online Forum. (See button above.) If you have a rat medical emergency, check the section on First Aid above. If you still need help, try the Rat Fan Club Facebook group. We have a brochure about rats designed to be given out at pet shops, veterinary hospitals, etc. The tri-fold brochure includes information on why rats make good pets, tips to help purchasers decide if rats are the right pets for them and what supplies and accessories need to be purchased when getting pet rats. It also includes information about The Rat Fan Club and publications written by the club s founder, Debbie The Rat Lady Ducommun. The brochure includes Debbie s phone number and website address which rat owners can contact for advice. You can see and print out a pdf of the brochure here. Brochures will also be sent free to any retailer or hospital who requests them. Please indicate if you would also like a sturdy plastic brochure holder featuring a bright yellow sticker of the club s logo. A single brochure can also be requested for review. Call the club at (530) 899-0605 or send an email to ratlady@ratfanclub.org to request brochures. We also wholesale the Rat Health Care booklet, which is an inexpensive guide to rat medical care. Please contact us for more information about selling this booklet in your store or hospital!

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