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Tiger Tail Rattery Rattery in Alabama The goal of this page is to connect with fellow rat enthusiasts and educate the public.

Tiger Tail Rattery is devoted to producing healthy, long lived, beautiful rats that make excellent companion animals for children and adults alike. Thank you for your interest in the rattery, and please visit the website if you have any questions or comments!

02/17/2025

Oh baby! Look at the cuties 🥹 I wasn’t expecting Harley from this litter, but I guess Kitten said she wanted to give me a surprise. To see all nine babies, check out the website ♥️🐀♥️

01/09/2025

Oh baby! Look at all the CUTENESS!!! These guys are up on the site and availability is posted. This may be Chicken’s last litter before he retires and allows one of his sons to take his place, so these guys are special. Message if you’d like to know more ♥️ 🐀 ♥️

01/02/2025

I am so happy to report that Val is no longer in limbo! The sweet family who is adopting two of her sisters decided they just couldn’t leave her behind, so all three girls will get to stay together. What a happy start to 2025!

And that brings up a great point. Did you know that rats are happiest in trios (or more)? They’re very social animals, and ensuring they have at least one friend is imperative to their happiness. Their social need is no different than their need for food and water. So make sure your rat has at least one good buddy, but if you can take on more, even better ♥️

12/30/2024

Did you know that rats don’t have breeds? Rats are just rats! When you refer to the differences in their appearance, you’re talking about their varieties. Now you know ♥️🐀♥️

12/27/2024

This is Val ♥️ She’s the last girl waiting for her new forever family to find her. Because I only adopt juveniles in pairs, what does this mean for Val?

Juveniles need same-age company. They have lots of energy, and they’re still learning about the world. It’s best for their social development if they are allowed to have a friend who is in the same stretch of development. But that doesn’t mean they need to be the exact same age. As long as they are within a few weeks of age, they can be adopted with a juvenile rat that is a little younger or older.

Thankfully, I have another litter that will be on the site soon, and they’re only a little younger than sweet Val. That means she’ll be able to find a friend from that litter. In the mean time, she’ll have company ♥️ She’ll be kept with her sisters that I’m keeping until she finds her forever family.

If you’re interested in Val, shoot me a message! She’s a SUPER sweet girl.

12/23/2024

It’s always something 😂😂😂 But on a serious note, learn from my mistake.

Rats are curious and destructive pets. They love to chew, and this destructive habit serves a purpose as well. But not all things are safe for rats to gnaw on. Be very mindful when setting things down near the cage. A forgotten rag left on top after cleaning day can result in a vet visit (or worse). Cords and cables are something else to be mindful of. It doesn’t even need to touch the cage (as is evidenced by my poor playpen). If the rats can reach it with their little hands through the bars, they will pull it closer and have a field day.

So whether you’re new to rats or a seasoned vet, it’s never a bad time for a reminder to check around your cages for potential hazards. Thankfully, none of my rats were harmed during their little night of terror. I was very blessed, but it’s a risk I should have been more careful about.

12/22/2024

Look at all these cuties 😍 Itachi and Izumi really outdid themselves with this litter. I probably won’t have enough girls to go around because the waitlist is full, but if you’re looking for sweet boys, I’ve got you covered!! Or if you just want to look at the cuteness, I’ve got you covered there, too ♥️ 🐀♥️

12/16/2024

To everyone who alerted me to the website crash, THANK YOU!! I never would have known the site was down otherwise. I contacted my hosting company, and they were able to troubleshoot and get the site back up. Whew!

11/24/2024

Lots of cute babies popped onto the site today 😍 Here is a peek at some of the pictures. Go to Tigertailrattery.com to see all the babies and their names ♥️🐀♥️

09/16/2024

Whoops! I forgot to post the pictures 😅 Here they are! These babies are now available for reservation. There are two other litters on the website as well: tigertailrattery.com

09/11/2024

We had a ratty photoshoot!! Stay tuned! I’ll share the pictures here tomorrow 🥰

08/22/2024

All the baby pics and names are up on the website! There are three litters, and they’re all absolutely precious. They’re all three weeks old now, so their little personalities are starting to develop. Rat babies are the best ♥️

05/31/2024

Smokey Joe said it’s a nice day for an afternoon siesta. On a side note, I think it might be time to replace the space pods 😂😂😂 They’re looking a little ragged.

05/30/2024

There are still a few babies available from the Schitt’s Creek litter, including this little Harley girl. They’ll be ready to go home on June 10th at eight weeks of age.

Update: there are only a few boys left now ♥️

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Phenix City, AL
36869

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http://www.tigertailrattery.com/

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It’s always something 😂😂😂 But on a serious note, learn from my mistake. Rats are curious and destructive pets. They love to chew, and this destructive habit serves a purpose as well. But not all things are safe for rats to gnaw on. Be very mindful when setting things down near the cage. A forgotten rag left on top after cleaning day can result in a vet visit (or worse). Cords and cables are something else to be mindful of. It doesn’t even need to touch the cage (as is evidenced by my poor playpen). If the rats can reach it with their little hands through the bars, they will pull it closer and have a field day. So whether you’re new to rats or a seasoned vet, it’s never a bad time for a reminder to check around your cages for potential hazards. Thankfully, none of my rats were harmed during their little night of terror. I was very blessed, but it’s a risk I should have been more careful about.