DIY Dry Mix for Pet Rats
This is a FREE recipe for private use only. You are not allowed to make this mix to sell commercially without the written permission of SARBU. Pretoria Rattery Mix Copyright since 2015/2019 (for our original and improved mix).
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How to make your own dry mix for pet rats
Find a container to serve as a measuring cup. Each cup will be 10% of your mix.
Grains (60%) such as:
– Pearled or micronized barley
– Rolled oats (no salt)
– Brown ice and/or puffed rice (NOT rice crispies)
– White sorghum
– Red sorghum
– Wheat
– Buckwheat
– Babala (pearl millet)
– Tri-colour pasta
Legumes (10%) such as:
– Dried peas
– Lentils
Proteins (10%) such as:
– Dried mealworms
– Eggfood
– Mopanie worms
– Dried shrimps
– Dried fish
Herbs and seeds (10%) such as:
– 1/3 a cup with parsley, lemon balm, garlic, seaweed, cinnamon or lemon grass
– 2/3 cup with hemp seeds, pumpkin seeds, coconut flakes, linseed, safflower or sunflower seeds
Vegetables and fruit (10%) – fruit should be limited
– Cranberries
– Shiitake mushrooms
– Pumpkin
– Kale
– Carrot
– Sun dried tomato
– Onion flakes
– Goji Berries
– Beetroot
Mix it all together and store in airtight containers. You can add protexin (which is a probiotic) to the mix. Store in a cool dry place or in your freezer to prevent weevils.
Feed this dry mix to your rats as part of a balanced diet that includes both fresh and cooked foods.
You may use this mix for personal use only. You may not use this mix to sell. The only people who have permission to sell this mix is SARBU Breeders and Mischief Pet Products.
The mix in this video has been formulated with the help of these e-Books by Alison Campbell:
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