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this is for a design project in which i am making a rat cage. if you have any knowledge or experience in keeping rats or similar animals then please complete this survey… please include as much detail as possible
1) how much space would you be willing to dedicate to a home for your pet?
2) what features do you feel are important for a rat cage to include (e.g. health / safety / exercise / food or water related)?
3) are there any common design flaws in existing products that you think could be improved on?
4) what materials do you find are the easiest to clean?
5) if your pet’s home could look like anything(!) then what would you like it to look like and what colours would you choose?
6) anything else? if you feel there’s anything i haven’t covered then please tell me…
I am 51 and in fairly good health and exercise regularly. I have never found it easy to get up in the morning but now its worse than ever. I am not depressed but on antidepressant meds for life.It takes 2 coffees before I can even consider getting up and then its still like my mind and body are mostly asleep. Would vitamins help please?
Ok, I know all about calories in calories out and that that is the only true way to lose weight. This is the issue: I started at 290 pounds (BMI 47) and managed to lose 25 pounds and am stuck. I really need to lose another 20 pounds as fast as possible for health reasons. Exercise is still really difficult for me, but am trying to move more throughout the day. If I got really committed, how few calories could I safely consume and not go into “starvation mode” or hurt myself in any way, given it was for a short amount of time (2 months or less).
Thanks
I am 51 and in fairly good health and exercise regularly. I have never found it easy to get up in the morning but now its worse than ever. I am not depressed but on antidepressant meds for life.It takes 2 coffees before I can even consider getting up and then its still like my mind and body are mostly asleep. Would vitamins help please?
I am 51 and in fairly good health and exercise regularly. I have never found it easy to get up in the morning but now its worse than ever. I am not depressed but on antidepressant meds for life.It takes 2 coffees before I can even consider getting up and then its still like my mind and body are mostly asleep. Would vitamins help please?