Its more than keeping her around to breed, i grow attached to all breeders as they are hand selected by me to be held back. Some of my breeders are 2 years old, males mostly and are healthy as can be.Originally Posted by Michelle.C
Very highly unlikely that her sister caused the trauma without there being any noticeable marks.
It's a sad fact, but rats don't live long. Something or another takes them out. Unless you take her to the vet or she's healthy tomorrow, I doubt you'll ever know.
It makes me sad that she is potentially suffering though. Just make her as comfortable as possible and keep her warm. If she did have a stroke, she'll need the external heat. As long as she's not in obvious distress and you care about her, I'd give her a bit to see if she comes around. If you are just hoping she pulls through for a new bloodline, I'd euthanize her.
I'm sorry I can't help more.
If she pulls through it she will become a pet more than anything.
Heres some pictures of her just now as she is sitting up more and better, and you can see the front foot.
Shes kept in snake room at 81F right now.
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