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01-27-2008, 03:33 PM
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Horses simply love running around.They enjoy flexing their muscles, arching their tails in the air, rising up powerfully on their hind legs, and then thundering off at full speed. In between the gallop strides they buck exuberantly and toss their heads joyfully. After repeating their show a couple of times, they pause for a moment to look around with widely flared nostrils, as if to ask: Has everyone seen us? Aren't we simply fantastic? We urge them to move again. They react on the spot, hooves flying with delight.
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01-27-2008, 04:26 PM
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Please Help!! Anybody?? Vanilla_rat?? Someone?? Please?? Im Desperate!!
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Horses simply love running around.They enjoy flexing their muscles, arching their tails in the air, rising up powerfully on their hind legs, and then thundering off at full speed. In between the gallop strides they buck exuberantly and toss their heads joyfully. After repeating their show a couple of times, they pause for a moment to look around with widely flared nostrils, as if to ask: Has everyone seen us? Aren't we simply fantastic? We urge them to move again. They react on the spot, hooves flying with delight.
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01-27-2008, 05:19 PM
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All I know is that rats do sneeze once in a while, but if they are sneezing more than usual, you should maybe bring them to a vet. Other than that, I don't know.
Sorry. I hope you get more of an answer than that.
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01-27-2008, 05:55 PM
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Thats ok thanks for trying to help! I just dont have money for the vet so Im hoping that she will be ok!
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Horses simply love running around.They enjoy flexing their muscles, arching their tails in the air, rising up powerfully on their hind legs, and then thundering off at full speed. In between the gallop strides they buck exuberantly and toss their heads joyfully. After repeating their show a couple of times, they pause for a moment to look around with widely flared nostrils, as if to ask: Has everyone seen us? Aren't we simply fantastic? We urge them to move again. They react on the spot, hooves flying with delight.
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01-27-2008, 06:52 PM
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It could be and sounds like the start of an RI (respitory infection).They will need antibiotics if thats what it is.
Baytril is only about $15 here and for 4 rats I have paid as little as $20 for a course of antibiotics.It really is not too expensive for antibiotics.My current boys have been on two rounds of antibiotics and are now doing really well,no sneezing or anything!
Call up vets in your area and ask prices.
In the meantime you can let the shower run on hot and put the rats in the bathroom for a few minutes (10-15).This will clear them up for a little bit.But if it is an RI,they will eventually need some meds or it will just get worse.
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01-27-2008, 11:15 PM
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Ok well I will watch her for a little bit and see if it gets any worse. I will see tomarrow. thanks
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Horses simply love running around.They enjoy flexing their muscles, arching their tails in the air, rising up powerfully on their hind legs, and then thundering off at full speed. In between the gallop strides they buck exuberantly and toss their heads joyfully. After repeating their show a couple of times, they pause for a moment to look around with widely flared nostrils, as if to ask: Has everyone seen us? Aren't we simply fantastic? We urge them to move again. They react on the spot, hooves flying with delight.
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01-28-2008, 12:10 AM
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01-28-2008, 12:26 AM
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I wouldn't use vaporizer rub because rats lungs are very sensitive and heavy smelling perfumes and what not can just irritate them more. A vaporizer with just some water in it would probably help also.
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01-28-2008, 12:56 PM
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Well I took her out this morning about 40m ago and she has not sneezed yet! I am really hoping for the best. She did sneeze before and it just went away on its own so I am hoping that she has really sensitive lungs or something like to dust maybe. Thanks everyone for the help! I am still open to ideas tho. Thanks Vanilla_Rat I will try what you said if she starts again. Does anyone think it could be the cold giving her a cold? My house does get very cold at night.
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Horses simply love running around.They enjoy flexing their muscles, arching their tails in the air, rising up powerfully on their hind legs, and then thundering off at full speed. In between the gallop strides they buck exuberantly and toss their heads joyfully. After repeating their show a couple of times, they pause for a moment to look around with widely flared nostrils, as if to ask: Has everyone seen us? Aren't we simply fantastic? We urge them to move again. They react on the spot, hooves flying with delight.
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01-30-2008, 08:04 AM
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hi i used to have rats but now mice, one of my boys however started to diplay similar symtoms with sneezing and the squeeking, what i found though that it was an allergic reaction to a change in the cage, is there anything different in its environment or surrounding the cage? Just a thought 
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02-03-2008, 04:17 PM
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Is there any sign of "bloody tears" or a bloody-colored discharge coming out of your rat's nose?
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