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Frozen XXL Rat, Count of 24
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
- - XXL Rat: 375.00-474.99 grams per rat
Specifications
| SKU | 3868104 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Imagitarium |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Ingredients
XXL Rat.
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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What is this lump on my rat? (Update from previous question just with photos) female rat aged 1 and a half
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I have a 6 month old rat named Regi. She is particularly small compared to the others, and I was just wondering why. She is a fancy rat, I’ve also realised in the past week she has been growing more outwards than longer. Hope you can tell me what’s going on.