Mice To Go Frozen Pinkie Mice, 6 Count
Mice To Go Frozen Pinkie Mice, 6 Count
Mice to Go Frozen Pinkie Mice come 6 to a box, each individually bagged so you can thaw only what you need. They are a convenient way to feed snakes and other carnivorous reptiles and amphibians without keeping live prey.
- Size: Pinkie (newborn, hairless) mice, the smallest frozen mouse size.
- Suited For: Hatchling corn snakes, kingsnakes and milk snakes, plus some small carnivorous lizards and frogs.
- How Supplied: 6 individually bagged frozen pinkie mice per box; formula fed and irradiated to help prevent accidental human illness.
Product Details
Product Description
Product Description
Mice to Go Frozen Pinkie Mice come 6 to a box, each individually bagged so you can thaw only what you need. They are a convenient way to feed snakes and other carnivorous reptiles and amphibians without keeping live prey.
- Size: Pinkie (newborn, hairless) mice, the smallest frozen mouse size.
- Suited For: Hatchling corn snakes, kingsnakes and milk snakes, plus some small carnivorous lizards and frogs.
- How Supplied: 6 individually bagged frozen pinkie mice per box; formula fed and irradiated to help prevent accidental human illness.
Feeding Instructions
Feeding Instructions
Offer each pinkie mouse only after it is fully thawed, and start with small quantities, adjusting to your pet's health and appetite.
- Sizing: Choose prey no wider than the widest part of your pet's body to avoid choking or regurgitation.
- Offering: Grasp the thawed rodent by the tail with feeding tongs and gently wiggle it to simulate movement and encourage a feeding response.
- Release: Let go of the rodent once your pet has taken it, and remove any uneaten food.
- Variety: For lizards and amphibians, offer frozen rodents as part of a varied diet rather than the only food.
Usage & Warning
Usage & Warning
Keep frozen until ready to use. Thaw in the refrigerator or in a sealed bag in warm water; never microwave. Do not refreeze after thawing. Wash your hands and surfaces after handling. Not for human consumption.
Habitat and Care
Habitat and Care
Habitat and Care
Store and prepare your frozen pinkie mice with the same care you would give any raw meat product.
- Storage: Keep frozen in your freezer until you are ready to feed to maintain quality and prevent spoilage.
- Thawing: Thaw completely in the refrigerator, or for faster thawing place the sealed bag in a disposable cup of warm water.
- Do Not Microwave: Microwaving can cause the bag to leak and thaws the rodent unevenly.
- Handling: Use feeding tongs and practice proper hygiene; wash your hands and any surfaces after contact.
Mice to Go Frozen Pinkie Mice come 6 to a box, each individually bagged so you can thaw only what you need. They are a convenient way to feed snakes and other carnivorous reptiles and amphibians without keeping live prey.
- Size: Pinkie (newborn, hairless) mice, the smallest frozen mouse size.
- Suited For: Hatchling corn snakes, kingsnakes and milk snakes, plus some small carnivorous lizards and frogs.
- How Supplied: 6 individually bagged frozen pinkie mice per box; formula fed and irradiated to help prevent accidental human illness.
Offer each pinkie mouse only after it is fully thawed, and start with small quantities, adjusting to your pet's health and appetite.
- Sizing: Choose prey no wider than the widest part of your pet's body to avoid choking or regurgitation.
- Offering: Grasp the thawed rodent by the tail with feeding tongs and gently wiggle it to simulate movement and encourage a feeding response.
- Release: Let go of the rodent once your pet has taken it, and remove any uneaten food.
- Variety: For lizards and amphibians, offer frozen rodents as part of a varied diet rather than the only food.
Keep frozen until ready to use. Thaw in the refrigerator or in a sealed bag in warm water; never microwave. Do not refreeze after thawing. Wash your hands and surfaces after handling. Not for human consumption.
Habitat and Care
Store and prepare your frozen pinkie mice with the same care you would give any raw meat product.
- Storage: Keep frozen in your freezer until you are ready to feed to maintain quality and prevent spoilage.
- Thawing: Thaw completely in the refrigerator, or for faster thawing place the sealed bag in a disposable cup of warm water.
- Do Not Microwave: Microwaving can cause the bag to leak and thaws the rodent unevenly.
- Handling: Use feeding tongs and practice proper hygiene; wash your hands and any surfaces after contact.
