Can pet rats eat juniper berries?

Hi there. I just bought some juniper berries (by Schwarz, the company that sells herbs and spices). I bought them for myself, as I like to cook, but was wondering if they would be safe to feed to my pet rats? I know berries are generally very healthy for rats but I was wondering if this particular berry would be harmful or beneficial. Please let me know if you have the answer.


Thanks.Can pet rats eat juniper berries?
Well, unless you die from eating juniper berries (which you don't, unless you choke on them, which is very unlikely), then rats can eat juniper berries (and, since they can eat peanuts and not choke on them, they won't choke)





However, it does cause miscarraiges in rats.


and lowers blood pressure


and decreases their glucose levels


and irritates their kidneys.





maybe not.Can pet rats eat juniper berries?
no, here is a list of all fruit n veg safe for rats :


Alfalfa


Apple (seedless)


Asparagus


Avocado (skinned and seedless)


Banana


Basil


Blackberries


Blueberries


Broccoli


Brussel Sprouts - small amounts occasionally - not all hamsters like the strong taste


Calabrese


Cabbage - should only be fed in small amounts occasionally as too much can cause health problems


Carrots


Cauliflower leaves and stalks


Celery


Cherries - stones should be removed as they can be dangerous if gnawed


Chestnuts


Chicory


Chinese Leaves


Coriander


Corn-on-the-Cob


Corn Salad


Courgette


Cranberries


Cress


Cucumber


Curly Kale


Dates


Endive


Fenugreek


Feijoa


Figs


Grapes


Green beans


Kale - should only be fed in small amounts occasionally as too much can cause health problems


Kidney Beans (cooked)


Kiwi Fruit


Kumquat


Lettuce - small amounts occasionally - in excess it can cause liver problems


Logan Berries


Lychee


Mange Tout


Mango


Marrow


Melon


Mint


Mung


Okra


Pak Choy


Papaya


Parsley - a good tonic


Peach


Pear


Peas


Plums - stones should be removed as can be dangerous when gnawed


Potato (cooked)


Raspberries


Raspberry Plant leaves - beneficial for diarrhoea


Rhubarb (cooked)


Rocket Chard


Sage


Sorrel


Squash


Star Fruit


Strawberries


Sugar Cane - small amounts


Sweet Potato


Soybean Sprouts


Swede


Sweetcorn


Sweet Peppers


Ugli Fruit


Turnip


Water Chestnuts


Watermelon


Water Spinach
Its fine as long as they are not pregnant. Feeding pregnant rats juniper berries causes a miscarriage.
i think ...dunno....


you test feed it, if it don eat, that's mean your rat don wanna to eat...


good luck!!!!!!!!!!!!