squeem3
Member Since 2009
Another curve day and not much of a budge in numbers yet 
He'll likely need another dose increase. When do I start to worry about Acro or Cushing's? 
Hocks are good, just bald and pink. He somehow pulled off one of his boots the other day
The velcro straps were still attached properly so I have no idea how he got the boot off.
The rat crew has expanded by 2
The shelter took in a bunch of rats from a hoarding situation. I saw an article on the online local news site about it and immediately went to the shelter web site to see pictures. I conveniently had the next day off for PT (arm still slowly healing) and coincidentally a vet appointment (rat, not Leroy) near the shelter so you know what I had to do 
Two babies came home, in a separate carrier. I wanted to take all of the girls but I have no space to add on more cage units and have something like this 
They're 10 weeks old and tiny compared to my 4 old ladies. I separated the babies from the old ladies for a few days before I started introductions. Raisin, Sprout, and Crumbis get along well with the babies. Penelope occasionally picks on the babies but she's also like 4 times their size even without her huge tumors. I don't have any good pictures of the babies yet, just blurry ones because they move so fast
He'll likely need another dose increase. When do I start to worry about Acro or Cushing's? Hocks are good, just bald and pink. He somehow pulled off one of his boots the other day
The velcro straps were still attached properly so I have no idea how he got the boot off.The rat crew has expanded by 2
The shelter took in a bunch of rats from a hoarding situation. I saw an article on the online local news site about it and immediately went to the shelter web site to see pictures. I conveniently had the next day off for PT (arm still slowly healing) and coincidentally a vet appointment (rat, not Leroy) near the shelter so you know what I had to do Two babies came home, in a separate carrier. I wanted to take all of the girls but I have no space to add on more cage units and have something like this They're 10 weeks old and tiny compared to my 4 old ladies. I separated the babies from the old ladies for a few days before I started introductions. Raisin, Sprout, and Crumbis get along well with the babies. Penelope occasionally picks on the babies but she's also like 4 times their size even without her huge tumors. I don't have any good pictures of the babies yet, just blurry ones because they move so fast
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Up to 3.75 units now.