Cory Earnest
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Fleas are practiacally impossible to get rid of. They multiply fast and get on carpets, pets, and even people. When my rats got fleas I bathed them all with a flea ridding shampoo, it helped a bit, after I gave them a bath every week for like 3 weeks and the fleas stayed off. Try … Read more
Cory Earnest
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Most rat poison uses a common blood thinner used by heart attack and stroke victims, warfarin or Coumadin. Another type of rat poison uses thallium sulfate as its active ingredient.

Some of the symptoms are similar, and because symptoms may take hours or days to appear, there may not be any way to … Read more
Cory Earnest
Cory Earnest answered

If I were you, I'd give up on this idea. Simply don't think about it, exercise and eat a lot of protein, keep my head up high and a straight posture, like mentioned above. Don't obsess over it, because in my observation, even if you grow an inch or two more, you'll never be quite … Read more

Cory Earnest
Cory Earnest answered

Well, technically, rats would even eat fellow rats, decomposing rats, mice, etc. So in reality, nothing is stopping a rat from eating a smaller rodent, like a mouse.

If you are talking about pets, even if the rat doesn't eat the mouse, it will most likely cause it environmental discomfort and stress.