Bleuming Tails Rattery

A Kansas City Rattery
Application Status: Closed

Bleuming Tails Rattery

Rat Breeding 101 cover

NEW

Rat Breeding 101

Your hands-on beginners guide to rat breeding and other popular topics.

After eight months of intensive research, writing, precise editing, and thoughtful design, Bleuming Tails proudly presents a groundbreaking resource for the rat community.

This comprehensive guide spans the rich history of domesticated rats, essential breeding practices, genetics, and crucial insights into medications and illnesses. It’s crafted to be the ultimate go-to for both novice breeders and dedicated pet owners seeking expert advice and solutions. This guide isn’t just informative—it’s an essential companion for anyone passionate about their rats’ well-being and breeding success.

Such short little lives our pets have to spend with us, and they spend most of it waiting for us to come home each day. It is amazing how much love and laughter they bring into our lives and even how much closer we become with each other because of them.

John Grogan

Est. 2017

About Bleuming Tails Rattery

Bleuming Tails is the product of nearly a decade of rat ownership, research, and love culminating into one rattery.

My name is Abby, and I’m the sole owner of BTR. I have experience, both professional and personal, with a variety of animals including dogs, cats, horses, various livestock, rabbits, reptiles, and, of course, rats. My love for these little creatures began long ago, but it wasn’t until about a decade ago that I was able to finally own them for myself. It was from these original pets that Bleuming Tails was born.

While none of these originals were bred, their legacy is in the name: Bear, Lena Lee & Luci, Elena, Ursa, and Micah.

BLEUM.

I spent 3 years researching health, husbandry, and genetics prior to my first pairing. I take pride in being a knowledgeable resource for my adopters and the community, and have been officially breeding for 7 years as of August 2024.

Bleuming Tails Rattery 2024 Logo

#tailmemore

A scientifically inclined ratty blog