The things people ask most often. If your question is not here, just send an email — no question is too small, especially if this is your first time with rats.
No — Daisy Fields is a closed rattery. In-person meet and greets are not allowed, because they risk spreading zoonotic diseases, viruses, and infections to the rats. Virtual updates and photos are always provided instead.
Downtown Denver, Colorado. Daisy Fields has been breeding since 2023.
Adopters first apply to be added to the Approved Adopters List. Once babies are born and temperament testing is complete, I begin contacting adopters — usually around five weeks of age.
Full payment is required as a deposit for new adopters. Returning adopters may place a 50% deposit.
I reach out to adopters in the order I see fit so each rat finds the most suitable home, and I make suggestions based on what I know about your household and each rat's unique personality.
Kalmbach Lab blocks (the 18% and 23% blends) as a staple, supplemented several times a week with fresh produce and nutritious treats for enrichment.
A maximum of two to three in her lifetime, with substantial breaks in between for full physical and mental recovery. Retired does either stay with me or go to loving permanent homes.
I always take back any rat I have bred, at any stage of life, for any reason. Adoption also comes with lifelong mentorship on care, training, and health.
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