Sweet Peach Rattery

Sweet Peach Rattery Pet rodentry based in Findlay Ohio. Breeding for temperament and health. My goal is to teach people that rodents are actually sweet, loving, fun, pets! $5-$30

Send a message any time, business hours are just when I'd be more likely to respond!

Adult female. Not to be used for breeding. Pet only.
05/23/2024

Adult female. Not to be used for breeding. Pet only.

Girls
05/23/2024

Girls

04/27/2024

It's been a long time since I've bred rats, and I'm excited to announce that I have 18 babies(born april 10th) and 1 adult that will be looking for a new home!
The adult in question is platinum, and I would love to use her coat genetics, but unfortunately she has slight maternal aggression that isn't harmful for me, but she anxiously harms her babies, so I can't keep her with the other mothers. She can be a pet, but she can't be used in breeding.
The babies will be another 3 weeks to be able to be adopted out, and I will post pictures of them after doing temperment testing to make sure they're pet ready babies.
This line is very new, so they may be a little skiddish, and I'll be working with those ones until they're pet ready as well.
Any experienced rat owners who would be interested in them can reach out as well.
The foundation of this line does still come from my original rats, but outcrossed with a completely different female. I've been working down about 3 generations to try to perfect the line, and I believe these ones will be the ones I can work with.
My girl Peach had a boy that I kept and named Sebastian. He was the sweetest boy and he was from the first litter I had. He's outlived everyone from his litter and a few generations down, so I used him to start my new line for longevity purposes.
This new generation of breeding will be my way of preserving his genes, and keep his memory alive πŸ’š
I will not be having litters as often as the last time I was breeding, as I still have a lot of work to do on the lines. I'd like to keep it very small, so none of the litters will be color or pattern specific. This will be temperment focused only. Because of this, the pricing will be a flat rate. Meaning coat colors/patterns will have no effect on pricing.

02/26/2022

Due to lack of interest in mice, I will no longer be breeding them. I've completely stopped breeding rats as well due to potential RBF. I don't have the funds to test every single rat.
Once all of my rats and mice have lived their full lives, I will be getting guaranteed RBF free rats and will pick up breeding from there.
They will be albinos unless I find another breeder with proven RBF free rats.
If anyone is interested in rats or mice, let me know, and I'll adopt out what I currently have.
Because they aren't tested, I cannot allow them to go to homes with children. I do not want to put kids at risk.
I love my rodents, and this post is not what I expected to be posting, but I can't keep my rodentry up and running.
I'll post again when I get my rbf free rats and start up again in, potentially, a few years.
Thank you ❀

Update on the rescue babies:The boy is black just like his dadThe rest are girls 😊They are all very playful and energeti...
11/22/2021

Update on the rescue babies:
The boy is black just like his dad
The rest are girls 😊
They are all very playful and energetic. Both of their parents are also playful and energetic! So we can see that trait continue into adulthood.
The albino girl is not pictured because she will be staying with me ❀

Contrary to popular belief, well bred male mice can safely live together. These males were raised in 3 separate bins now...
11/20/2021

Contrary to popular belief, well bred male mice can safely live together. These males were raised in 3 separate bins now all cuddled in a pile.
Disclaimer:
I don't recommend getting a friend for your current lone male mouse unless you know he's capable of living with another male. There are male mice that will fight to the death, this post is just to inform you that the opposite is also true.
Thank you 😊

Mice!Retired dove buck. He finally produced a self dove male for me, so he's no longer needed as I'm working towards per...
11/13/2021

Mice!
Retired dove buck. He finally produced a self dove male for me, so he's no longer needed as I'm working towards perfect self mice. He is sweet, handleable, and was raised with other males well.
Message for details!

I also have plenty of females, and a couple other males available 😊
Including:
Black, dove, chocolate, champagne
Selfs and pieds. Satin and standard.
Message for pictures and details!

Rescue opportunity!These rats were surrendered to me so I could help them find homes.The all black one is a male, his na...
11/05/2021

Rescue opportunity!
These rats were surrendered to me so I could help them find homes.
The all black one is a male, his name is Rascal.
He is currently up for reservation, but since I do not adopt single rats out, I will be offering one of my boys to go with him.
The black hooded is a female, her name is Pip.
The previous owners had them for about a month together, and she just gave birth today under my supervision ❀
She gave birth to 6 babies. There are 5 girls and 1 boy!
I will raise the babies and rehome them in 2 months along with the mom.
I will also suggest pairing her with one of my adult females for adoption.

If we rehome the mom with her babies, I will suggest 2 babies so they can grow and develop together.
-per my edit of the baby sexes, we can not do this for the male. I will raise him into adulthood so he can be paired with one of the adult boys.
Or, I will adopt him out to you sooner if you have other young rats for him to mingle with. He will still be going as a pair regardless.

Send a message for more information.

While the rat breeding is on hold, I'll be spending more time perfecting my mice. I have a few who are pet ready, and in...
09/17/2021

While the rat breeding is on hold, I'll be spending more time perfecting my mice. I have a few who are pet ready, and in a few months I should have mice available for adoption ❀
These mice are not available to adopt, but here are some examples of what to expect 😊

07/06/2021

Recently there have been many rattery shutdowns because of rats testing positive for a bacteria that causes RBF in humans.
I'm currently on hold until I test, and hopefully mine test negative.
This bacteria isn't new, it just hasn't been noticed until a child got bit and ended up in the hospital. It's very likely you've owned a rat with this bacteria, but either never got sick, or haven't had an extreme reaction to RBF.
I have never gotten bitten, but I have been scratched and licked by my rats, and haven't gotten sick. This could just mean RBF doesn't affect me.
I've never been told that a rat of mine has made anyone sick, but 1. They could just not want to tell me 2. Maybe don't understand why they got sick, and didn't link it to rats.

Please do your own research. This information is just based on my personal experience. I will not be answering any questions regarding the bacteria because I'm not an expert, I'm just learning about this as well, and would not like to spread misinformation.
I will be updating when I get my test results back, but until then, I'm on hold.
If you have a rat reserved, I've sent you a message.
Thank you.

Final update on my one eyed girl, I just left her last follow up appointment, and it looks like this is going to be her ...
06/30/2021

Final update on my one eyed girl, I just left her last follow up appointment, and it looks like this is going to be her eye forever. She will never be able to see out of it again, but it doesn't bother her anymore. Vet said no surgery is needed, just some extra maintenance to keep it clean❀
She can finally rejoin her sisters in the big cage again πŸ₯°

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