Post by wulfyskingdom on Mar 20, 2009 20:24:38 GMT 10
THere are lots of options of foods to give her 
I cant remember the name of it properly - i havent had to use it myself, i think its called Nutrigel? Someone else might want to correct me there lol.
When my boys aren't well i give them things like mashed banana, eggs (boiled or scrambled are a hit), baby food, mash potato & pumpkin, weetbix or porridge with a little warm water or milk, cooked wholemeal pasta, kidney beans, a tiny bit of yoghurt (yoghurts are said to be good when you rat is on antibiotics as it helps replace the good bacteria). And so on...
High protein is not good for rats, it can also cause skin irritations sometimes (some rats could be more sensitive to some foods than others that makes them get itchy) so just be careful of the quantities that these foods are fed etc
I cant remember the name of it properly - i havent had to use it myself, i think its called Nutrigel? Someone else might want to correct me there lol. When my boys aren't well i give them things like mashed banana, eggs (boiled or scrambled are a hit), baby food, mash potato & pumpkin, weetbix or porridge with a little warm water or milk, cooked wholemeal pasta, kidney beans, a tiny bit of yoghurt (yoghurts are said to be good when you rat is on antibiotics as it helps replace the good bacteria). And so on...
High protein is not good for rats, it can also cause skin irritations sometimes (some rats could be more sensitive to some foods than others that makes them get itchy) so just be careful of the quantities that these foods are fed etc