Jan 22
Benny in the snow ft. Flynn
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Benny in the snow ft. Flynn
These 10 Pets Geared for Winter Are Too Cute to Handle
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These 10 Pets Geared for Winter Are Too Cute to Handle
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(Heatable) Rattie Beanbags
(Taken from DapperRat.com) I thought this would be a great thing to share for the coming Winter! "What rat doesn't love to laze around during the day? Here's a simple, comfy spot for summer or winter. 1. Cut some tough fabric (like denim) into a rectangle, size depending on your number of rats. 2. Sew up the side seems so that it forms a pillow case, leaving one end open to put the filling in. 3. Fill loosely with whole uncooked wheat grains, rice or small dried beans. 4. Sew up the end to close it completely. The wheat grains, rice or beans hold temperature very well. For hot summer days, place the beanbag in the fridge/freezer to cool down before giving it to your rats to laze on. In winter, it can be microwaved (or heated in an oven) on a low - moderate setting until it's warm (careful: NOT hot) and the rats can snuggle up on it. You may want to use a few layers of fabric if your rats are fast shredders. But if they do manage to chew their way into the beanbag, a little dry wheat or rice isn't going to hurt them. A warm beanbag is also handy for sick rats to snuggle up to and transporting rats during winter."
My cat hates me. But at least she's warm.
Winter means many things, among them cute dogs dressed like people.
http://www.preferredmn.com/2013/11/20/winter-dangers-to-pets/