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  • The Top Three Pet Rat Training Mistakes By: Colin Patterson
    It can be very rewarding to train your pet rats to do tricks and learn obstacle courses. Since they tend to be highly intelligent creatures, rats can actually learn a lot (and get bored if they have nothing to do).

    Furthermore, because they're people-pleasers, rats enjoy the challenge of striving for your reward and praise.

    However, before you begin training, you may be interested to know the main pitfalls of pet rat training. That way, you can get started on the right ...

    Tags: pet rat training, pet rats

  • Pet Rat Care: The Top 10 Mistakes Of New Rat Owners By: Colin Patterson
    Being a dedicated rat owner can be very rewarding. All it takes is a little research and a lot of preparation.

    If you're getting ready to adopt a rat as a cherished pet, there are some pitfalls that you should be aware of beforehand. Here are 10 of the most common pet rat care mistakes that first-time rattie owners make:

    1. Getting only one rat.

    A person might think that getting two rats is too much extra work... or that a pet rat will bond with a human owner more r...

    Tags: pet rat care, caring for pet rats

  • How Does Rat Poison Work? By: Jerry Hall Leo
    Typical active ingredients for rat poisons are are: brodificoum, diphacinone, warfarin, bromadiolone, and others. Most of these products include green dyes for a characteristic appearance; however, dogs and cats have poor color vision and to them these pellets may look like kibbled pet food.

    Anticoagulant rodenticides do not produce signs of poisoning for several days after the toxic dose has been consumed. Anticoagulant rodenticides cause internal bleeding. A poisoning vi...

    Tags: rat, rats, poison, poisons, poison rat, rat poison, poison rats, rats poison, mice, rodent, rodents,

  • Rats, Mice And Unicorns - Call The Pest Control Experts By: Loreno Lepe
    Everyone has pests in their home at one time or another in their lives. Some are easier to get rid of than others. Calling in a specialist pest control company generally means you are more likely to find a long-term solution than just spraying a bit of insecticide yourself.

    Ants are a plague in many homes. Finding the nest and pouring boiling water onto it may be very satisfying, but it won't get rid of more than a few thousands of the millions of ants in the nest.

    Wasp...

    Tags: rats, mice, wasps, cockroaches, roaches, pest control, pest control company, pest control compani

  • Can Rat Poison Cure Heart Attacks? By: Daniel J.Fox
    Warfarin was used in the 1950s as an anticoagulant for victims of heart attacks and strokes, but gained fame when it was used to treat President Dwight D. Eisenhower after his 1956 coronary. Ironically, Warfarin is also used as Rat Poison!

    Therapeutic doses of warfarin are minuscule: 2mg to 10mg for a 100kg person. The actual dosage depends upon an individual's diet and metabolism, as well as body weight. In fact, body weight is not a major factor. A 150kg person may requi...

    Tags: rat, rats, poison, poisons, poison rat, rat poison, poison rats, rats poison, mice, rodent, rodents,

  • Alternative To Rat Poison By: Darry J.Oswald
    Mechanical rat traps are one possible alternative to poisons; another alternative is to buy a cat, although cats capable of dealing with rats are relatively rare; in many cultures, hunting dogs have been used instead. Both of these methods have a disadvantage of being comparatively messy, a particular problem when the building with a rat problem is to be uninhabited for some months. Anticoagulants have the advantage that their first effect is dehydration from blood loss, caus...
    Tags: rat, rats, poison, poisons, poison rat, rat poison, poison rats, rats poison, mice, rodent, rodents,

  • Where Did Rat Poison Come From? By: Steffen A.Hall
    Rats and certain other vermin are difficult to kill with poisons because their feeding habits reflect their place as scavengers. They will eat a small bit of something and wait, and if they don't get sick, they continue. A good rat poison must be tasteless and odorless in lethal concentrations, and have a delayed effect.

    There are several types of rodenticides available. The traditional products are called anticoagulant rodenticides and are discussed here. If one intends t...

    Tags: rat, rats, poison, poisons, poison rat, rat poison, poison rats, rats poison, mice, rodent, rodents,

  • Home And Contents Insurance. Don’t Let Vermin Ruin Your Roost By: Michael Challiner
    Pests and vermin are costing homeowners money – a survey carried out by ICM revealed that in the last year, one in ten homeowners have had to pay a bill as a result of damage caused by the little critters. Most of the damage is caused by the five most common pests: mice, wasps, grey squirrels, rats and hornets – and which year on year invade our homes, causing all kinds of damage.

    The problem is that although most home and contents insurance policies cover the results of a...

    Tags: insurance, home, contents

  • Fidgeting Could Help People Lose Weight By: John Buchanan
    While many people exert great effort to maintain a strict diet as well, a recent study indicates that continuous movement throughout the day may be a more effective means of losing weight. The study suggests that fidgeting may be a big factor in determining whether you are fat or thin.

    The study, released on August 14 and conducted by the University of Minnesota and the Minnesota Obesity Center, involved sending a brain signal to both lean and fat rats. The lean rats were ...

    Tags: Lose Weight, Weight Loss, Fitness, Health

  • How to get rid of rats and catching rats By: David Stuart
    Using my experiences and research I am giving you my knowledge for problematic rats, that may be on and around your property.
    Tags: Rats, Catching rats, getting rid of rats

  • Who'd Like Four Rats? By: Knight Pierce Hirst
    What does a mother say when her young son wants to do his science project on cholesterol. She says,rats!
    Tags: Humor, Women, Marriage, Family, Cholesterol

  • Who\'d Like Four Rats? By: Knight Pierce Hirst
    What does a mother say when her young son wants to do his science project on cholesterol. She says,rats!
    Tags: Humor, Women, Marriage, Family, Cholesterol

  • Pet Lovers Flock to Unique Dating Site By: spin1
    “Forget mainstream dating sites if you have a pet dog, cat, horse or for that matter any kind of pet, what most single pet lovers want is someone who can share the joy and responsibilities of looking after their pet” - says the founder of Pet-Lover.biz - the latest site for pet lovers that launched earlier this week and is well on its way to its first 100,000 members.
    Tags: classifieds for pets, pet related services, pet fish, pet rats, pet birds, farm animal lovers, h

  • Pre-purchase building inspection By: Clint Jhonson
    Doing a building inspection requires a lot of experience. It is, without doubt, a tough job. Most people prefer to hire an expert to take care of such an inspection and they are completely right to do that. The Internet is the first place one should consider looking for a specialized company in building inspection.
    Tags: building inspection, pest inspectors, termites, rats, plumbing, laundry, excessive humidity, moul

  • Unwanted House Guests By: Joshua Sloan
    Mice can squeeze into the smallest of places along the side of pipes, in walls or behind cupboards. If they see a potential opening, even if they can't fit through it, they will gladly expand the area by chewing around it. Prevent this by sealing gaps under and around doors and pipes with weatherstripping, and wrap coarse steel wool around pipes.
    Tags: rodents, rats, home improvements, pest control, home owning, insects, wasps

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