>>Well, it's been my experience that lactating animals always take a beating, the longer they lactate, the more "worn down" they are. The extra calcium you might gain would be neglible, nontheless, we are talking a few milligrams at best. If you want the most bang for your buck, feed pregnant rats that are within a day or two of their due date. Guinea pigs are insanely high in fat, if you are looking to add fat (although I doubt you are). Rabbits are going to give you the highest quanitiy of calcium, if that's what you are looking for.
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• Question for Kassie or Marcia along the lines of nutritional breakdown..... - BrianSmith, Wed Jul 9 17:15:34 2003
• Not a stupid Question... - tango, Wed Jul 9 19:59:04 2003
• RE: Question for Kassie or Marcia along the lines of nutritional breakdown..... - RoyerReptiles, Wed Jul 9 21:37:47 2003
• Thanks for both of your responses guys...n/p - BrianSmith, Wed Jul 9 21:47:29 2003
• RE: Question for Kassie or Marcia along the lines of nutritional breakdown..... - tango, Thu Jul 10 05:37:42 2003
• RE: Question for Kassie or Marcia along the lines of nutritional breakdown..... - RoyerReptiles, Thu Jul 10 07:40:21 2003
• Thanks- that clarifies it. n/p - tango, Thu Jul 10 08:37:32 2003
• Great,... I knew you guys could shed some light in this for me. Thanks!,.np - BrianSmith, Thu Jul 10 13:56:42 2003
• RE: Question for Kassie or Marcia along the lines of nutritional breakdown..... - Carmichael, Thu Jul 10 20:07:28 2003