| We are a private breeder in Chatsworth, California located in the Northern San Fernando Valley. We selectively breed our Critters for Health, Longevity, Temperament and a great personality for a quality pet. We have been owned and loved by our animals our whole lives. We have owned ratties all through out our lives, before starting our rattery we have been bird breeders for the past 20 years. Cali Critters is Registered with the AFRMA (American Fancy Rat and Mouse Association) under the prefix of CLCR. Please check your SPAM folder if you do not get a response from us within a few hours! At the moment we are not shipping any of our babies! Also shipping has to be done through the airlines! |
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| We handle our babies from birth to have them happy, playful and well socialized to go to their new homes. When adopting from us, our baby ratties must go in same sex pairs. We do not want any accidents. All adopters must be 18 years and older, if you are not 18+ we will need to talk to a Parent/Guardian before adopting to you. When taking your rattie/chinchilla home we don’t get uninvolved. We are always here throughout your rattie/chinchilla's life, for questions and concerns. We also love getting updates and photos of your rattie/chinchilla to add to our happy homes page! No refund will be given! We don't want any of our babies that we adopt out to end up in a shelter or as food for another animal. We do not breed for profit. We do not breed for reptile food, sell to breeders for reptile food, or research of any kind! |
| Feel free to browse our site and if you have any questions feel free to contact us. Kat@ CaliCritters.com or Sarah@CaliCritters.com (818) 349-4749 |
| Quarantine When adding a rattie to your existing group of rats, it is very important to quarantine your new animals before introducing them to your old ones to prevent the spread of rat diseases (which some are life-long or life-threatening). The new rat should be quarantined in a rat free area for 2-3 weeks. Of course, if your new rats are your only rats, then you don't have to worry about quarantining until you get more (which I know you will)! |
| If you no longer able care for a rattie/chinchilla that you get from us we would like you to bring it back. We are not being judgemental and know that unexpected things can happen. As long as we are always in touch, we could help you as best we can. |
About Us
| "Its a Family Affair" |
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| What we feed our rats! |
•Mazuri Lab Blocks or Kruse Lab Block (60%)
•Cereals (Cherrios, Total, Kix, Kashi Go Lean) (15%)
•Dried Fruits and Veggies (no sugar added) (10%)
•Wheat Pasta (10%)
•Chicken Soup for the Senior Dog’s Soul, Natural Balance Veggie
or Innova Senior (5%)
We also give our rats fresh fruits and veggies.
•Cereals (Cherrios, Total, Kix, Kashi Go Lean) (15%)
•Dried Fruits and Veggies (no sugar added) (10%)
•Wheat Pasta (10%)
•Chicken Soup for the Senior Dog’s Soul, Natural Balance Veggie
or Innova Senior (5%)
We also give our rats fresh fruits and veggies.
| Cali Critters Rodentry does grant a guarantee that the critters is to be healthy at the time of sale. Buyer has 72 hours from time of transferal to notify me of health problems or death of the animal. In such cases a replacement animal of my choosing will be offered. In the event that buyer refuses a replacement animal, neither refunds nor monies will be provided. Cali Critters Rondentry is not responsible for any incurred veterinary or additional costs of care. Proof and probable cause (as determined by a vet) of death or illness will be required for replacement eligibility. No replacement will be offered where neglect is determined to be the cause. Also seen on our Sales Policy Page! |
| What we feed our Chins! |
•Kruse Rabbit Pellet
•Timothy Hay
•Chinchillas naturally eat a bland diet and therefore cannot
properly process large amounts of treats in their digestive
systems. They can occasionally have a Raisin as a treat!
•Timothy Hay
•Chinchillas naturally eat a bland diet and therefore cannot
properly process large amounts of treats in their digestive
systems. They can occasionally have a Raisin as a treat!