How Prices Are Calculated:
Ear Type
Your rats ear type will determine part of final cost.
Top Ear
This is standard for rats and will be cheaper.
Top eared rats are exactly as they sound and have their ears at the top of their head. This is a base price for our rats and final cost is determined by coat.
Dumbo Ear
This is a recessive gene that sets the ears lower on the head and makes the ears larger and rounder. Alternatively this will add $10-15 to your to final cost based on coat.
Coat Type
This will be the main deciding factor in determining your final cost
himalayan---pink eyed white---siamese
agouti---black
fawn---cinnamon agouti
hairless---double rex
dws (dominant white spot)
These should not be bred without proper research and should be pet only otherwise.
russian blue---mink
american blue
rex---velveteen---double velveteen---satin
This is a separate modifier like dumbo ears and will just factor into the total cost if applicable.
masked---variegated---hooded---capped---blaze
These are just examples of some unique patterns that appear in rats fur.
silvermane
This is a genetic mutation that leaves hollow tips in the guard hairs of rats creating a silvering effect; it also gives them a softer coat.
Knowledge, Handling and Care
We also factor in how long we have worked with a certain line for it's health or temperament, the time and effort spent socializing the babies for their new homes, and lastly to help cover some of the costs of food/bedding during their stay. All 3 of these sections are used to find a good, balanced and fair price for your new pets.
When buying rats you must buy in pairs. We offer $10 off each pair of rats as well as $5 off each additional rat. Older and retired rats will also be offered at discounted rates.
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We have moved to Quinte West, Ontario.
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