That is called porphyrin. It is a reddish pigment that is part of their saliva. By itself it is not usually a concern. But if the rat is exhibiting any other signs of illness, you may want a vet visit. It can be a sign of stress. So if your rat is scared or unhappy, you may see this dark pigment around their nose and eyes.
Because some of the ash particles get in your nose, and irritate the nerves in your nose, that's the bodies way of getting stuff out of your nose.
kill the rats not the dogs and cats
Any rats can be pack rats. They have a habit of picking thing up and storing it away. Even people are pack rats. Some people pick things up and stores it somewhere. Then the stuff just adds up. Any rats can be pack rats. They have a habit of picking thing up and storing it away. Even people are pack rats. Some people pick things up and stores it somewhere. Then the stuff just adds up.
If you mix a real red nose APT with a real black nose APT, you will get real APT puppies. Some can be read nose and some can be black nose. The color would vary also. It is the genes that makes each puppy the color that it will be.
Give them lab blocks and avoid salty stuff and sunflower seeds.
no some bears have different noses
The black death was carried by the oriental rat flea which then was past onto the rats then humans
A cat having a black nose is significant because it is a common trait in many cat breeds. The color of a cat's nose can indicate its breed or genetic background. In some cases, a black nose can also be a sign of good health in a cat.
- you cant get litters with 42 kits so word it properly black is dominant, chocolate is recessive (from black, but dominant over some lighter colours)
Add some thrust, and increase the terminal velocity thus, enabling more nose-olive accessibility
he did some stuff...
That is just gerbil snot. Theirs is red for some reason. What you're seeing is simply that your gerbil has a runny nose!