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missycupcake Posted - 29/10/2011 : 22:11:28
how long do i leave the rat in there if he wont eat it please ? he started to eat it then stopped :S
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Lotabob Posted - 29/10/2011 : 22:20:45
By morning it will hum a bit so just turf it in the bin, I used dog poo bags to wrap them too so they dont stink out the wheelie bin too.
missycupcake Posted - 29/10/2011 : 22:20:17
thanks x
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Originally posted by blackskull

yeah throw it away

blackskull Posted - 29/10/2011 : 22:17:59
yeah throw it away
missycupcake Posted - 29/10/2011 : 22:17:25
thats great thanks shall do that and i hope its gone by morning, f not though do i throw it out and try again next week as im worried it will smell x
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Originally posted by Lotabob

You can leave it overnight but dont worry if he doesn't week, it took Duke 3 weeks before he would eat after moving and I canrt handle him the same day as feeding either or he will refuse it. You may learn that royals can be a bit fussy about feeding, there is a knack to get them to feed its just a case of finding out the best way, if he started to eat and abandoned it, its likely he is just a bit nervous, leave him quiet overnight and it may just be gone by morning.

Lotabob Posted - 29/10/2011 : 22:13:51
You can leave it overnight but dont worry if he doesn't week, it took Duke 3 weeks before he would eat after moving and I canrt handle him the same day as feeding either or he will refuse it. You may learn that royals can be a bit fussy about feeding, there is a knack to get them to feed its just a case of finding out the best way, if he started to eat and abandoned it, its likely he is just a bit nervous, leave him quiet overnight and it may just be gone by morning.

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