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Mack's Natural Reptile Food Frozen Medium Mouse - 10ct
Description
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Fulfill your pet reptile's carnivorous needs and predatory instincts with this natural product from Mack's Natural Reptile Food. We select only the highest quality rodents, which are sanitarily raised to provide reptiles with the optimal nutritional requirements. This food is also used by many world class reptile breeders so you can be confident that you are giving your pet the very best food available.
- - Approx. Weight: 13g (per mouse)
- - Rodent sizes range from Pinkie Mouse (2g) to Jumbo Rat (260g).
- - Clean and hassle free! Each rodent is individually wrapped. Just thaw and feed!
- - Humanely raised, highly nutritious. Top nutrition shipped fresh!
- - Frozen rodents provide all the nutrition your pet needs, while keeping them safe from potential aggression of live rodent feeding alternatives.
- - All snakes provided by Petco have been transitioned to feeding on frozen/thawed rodents.
- - Rodents are treated by irradiation to kill potentially harmful bacteria, making this food safer for you and your pets.
Specifications
| SKU | 3439289 |
|---|---|
| Primary Brand | Mack's Natural Reptile Food |
| Days to Ship | Ships Next Business Day |
Additional Features
| Personalized Item flag | No |
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Guaranteed Analysis
Protein 55.8%, Fat 23.6%, Ash 11.8%
DO NOT MICROWAVE! Feed your reptiles separately and in a secondary habitat (whenever possible). Keep in plastic bag and allow the frozen rodent to thaw at room temperature or in a cup of warm water. Use a disposable cup for best safety practices. Once completely thawed, remove from plastic bag and use feeding tongs to jiggle the rodent in front of your pet reptile to entice a feeding response. Always wash your hands with soap and warm water after handling or feeding your reptiles.
Not for human consumption. Keep frozen until ready to use. Do not refreeze once thawed. Visit cdc.gov/healthypets for more information.
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I feel a young feral mama and her 4 kittens dry cat food twice a day. Twice now they have left dead headless rats in my front porch. I'm worried about diseases as I have a 16 year old indoor cat. I don't want to stop feeding them.
I've had my Ball Python, Cerberus, for about 3 weeks now. I feed him a frozen rat a couple days after i got him but since then he is refusing to eat. I have no idea why and being a new snake owner it spooks me. Advice would me much appreciated
I adopted a sick Leopard Gecko from a local pet store. The pet store doesn't take good care of Leopard Geckos. They have dried Mealworms, no calcium, no humidity, and their all crowed in one hide. My Leopard Gecko Geo wasn't eating Mealworms or Crickets. She is underweight and her tail is skinny. I started to get concerned so I started syringe feeding her daily with ReptaBoost. Today I saw her throw up some of the mix. It looks like she was struggling to regurgitate. Also the humidity is high.
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I've got 2 tortoises from a friend. They're 12 years old and have never hibernated. Their shells are lumpy and their mouths aren't straight and I understand somebody tried to trim their beaks. I plan to feed them calcium rich food as I do with my other 2, currently hibernating. Would it be better to get their mouths trimmed now or wait until they grow a bit.
My snake has a lump towards the middle of his body and recently regurgitated, maybe a month ago. I fed him a rat pup or mouse maybe two weeks ago to see if it was a digestive issue and he still hasn’t seemed to poop. And the lump is still there.. hasn’t really grown much but it’s definitely noticeable. Is a maybe 8-10 year old desert Cali king. I bought him from Beverlys pet center as an adult, and have had him 7 years.
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Hello, I have a leopard gecko. He's a juvenile, and I normally feed him regular/small mealworms, but the store accidnetly gave me giant mealworms. Would it be okay to feed them to him, or would they be to big and to much of a change. Also I heard they could bite him, can they hurt him?
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