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Frozen Pinkie Mouse, Large, Count of 50
Description
Imagitarium frozen mice and rats safely and conveniently satisfy your pet reptile's carnivorous cravings and predatory instincts. By stimulating a reptile's natural diet, rodents help to keep them happy and healthy. Imagitarium rats and mice are free of any internal parasites, mites, or ticks. Available in a variety of mouse and rat sizes. Feed accordingly.
- - Do not microwave!
- - 100% farm raised domestic mice
- - Use tongs to handle frozen rodents and use the same storage and handling guidelines as you would for any perishable products
- - Remove frozen rodent from bag and allow to thaw at room temperature. Be sure that the rodent is completely thawed before feeding to your pet
- - A quicker way to thaw is to place the frozen rodent in a plastic bag and run under warm water until the rodent reaches room temperature. Then, check to make sure the rodent is soft all the way through
- - Wash hands after handling all food items
- - Pinkie Mouse: SM 1.50-1.99 grams, MD 2.00-2.49 grams, LG 2.5-2.99 grams
Specifications
| SKU | 3868235 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Imagitarium |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
|---|---|
| Size | Large |
Ingredients
Pinkie Mouse.
SAFE HANDLING: Shipme+I3:S50nts may include dry ice. Always wear protective gloves to avoid injury. Take care when storing and handling frozen rodents. Keep frozen and store in original resealable bag until ready to thaw. Consider wearing latex or nitrile gloves or use tongs to handle frozen rodents. Use soap and hot water to wash hands, utensils and surfaces that come into contact with this product. Not for human consumption. THAWING & FEEDING: Thaw frozen rodents at room temperature or place in a sealed bag and thaw in warm water. DO NOT MICROWAVE. Make sure frozen rodents are completely thawed prior to feeding. Discard all rodents that have not been consumed within two hours. Do not refreeze once thawed.
This product is frozen and requires special shipping and handling. An additional surcharge will apply. Orders will be shipped Monday-Thursday for next-day delivery. Any orders shipping on Thursday need to be received by noon that day. Shipments received after noon on Thursday will be shipped for delivery the following Tuesday. Shipment dates are subject to change.
Not for human consumption. Rodents are potential carriers of infectious diseases, such as Salmonella, always wash your hands after handling.
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A great deal
Missie
Yes, I recommend this product.
A great deal
Missie
Originally posted on petco.com
Great for juvenile rosy boa
Michael Portillo
Yes, I recommend this product.
Good price fast delivery
Emilybug
Yes, I recommend this product.
Consistant Size & Great Nutrition
Alaythia P
Yes, I recommend this product.
Consistant Size & Great Nutrition
Alaythia P
Originally posted on petco.com
Super quality at a super price!
Tim in East Texas
Yes, I recommend this product.
Great quality!
Melody Sierra
No, I do not recommend this product.
Questions
Is this good for a 2yr old redtail boa constrictor?? And how many a week
- Try one if he shows signs still hungry give another. Or try bigger size pinky my son’s python eats them weekley
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They are frozen right the checkout says deliver to me live?
- The ones I got were frozen.
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Do these come individual wrapped?
- They don't come individually wrapped
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Getting my first snake. It’s only 2 months and still on pinkies. What is the recommended amount of frozen prey to buy at one time for only one snake? I don’t want to over buy in case of freezer burn.
- Hi suggest 25 feed them to twice a week
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I'm thinking of getting a corn snake soon. Will this size work for newborns, or is there a better size I should get?
- Yes, it will love them
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My mouse is kinda lifeless. Its a pinkie. Ever since i got it its been a bit wobbly when standing. For the most part its been eating and drinking. Its pretty hot so can that be the cause of this almost lifeless mouse.
I just have a quick question about my pet mice. I've been keeping them outside since the summer time and they've seemed to be doing fine. They were growing winter coats and getting more plump. But just this morning I went outside to find one nearly frozen. Luckily I came in time and was able to bring her back to life and tonight they're all okay. I've put some old clothes in their cage and extra bedding but will this be enough? Or would they be safer being at a shelter? Theyre not allowed inside
We have two mice that we purchased from Petco - a white mouse and a black mouse. The black mouse was fine when we first got her, but then I noticed that she was slowing down and keeping in their house. She still eats and drinks water, but she started to scratch herself a lot when she’d come out of the house. It then seemed like her fur was thinning. When she got out of the house to eat tonight, I noticed two, what I can’t obly describe as, open wounds on her back. We don’t know what to do
I recently adopted a ball python from PetSmart and was told that she eats 1 pinky mouse per week. I was talking the other day to someone who used to breed that the ball pythons food should be close to the size of the largest portion of their body. Pinky mice are not even half of her body size. Should I try to feed 2 or maybe 3 If she will eat? It's been about a week since the store fed her last.
One of my puppy's teeth turned pink.
Hi there I had bought my mouse from a feeder tank from a pet store. I assumed the tank was overcrowded and Hashbrown had gotten a bad bite on his butt. I was wondering how I would treat an open wound on a mouse?
can u Feeed mice normal cheese
My mouse recently had a litter on the 22nd may and still has a retained baby inside her, what can I do
There's a pinkish colour on the coat
The best food for small dog 5 month, morkie 2 pounds
My mouse hasn’t been eating or drinking for two days. The water bottle works and her secret stach is empty. I raised her from when she was an orphaned pinky. She bit me super hard for the first time today and she’s not acting herself.
Rabbit reduced appetite, urinating and pooing a little. 2 days ago was laying flat in cage like he had tummy ache, was very cold outside! Brought in and gave 3 syringes of critical care, a bit more alert have seen him eat a small bit of hay but no greens or pellets (that's I've seen!) Is still urinating and poking!