Arctic Mice Frozen Pinky Mice - Frozen Reptile Food - 50-100 ct

Product Brand & Name: Arctic Mice Frozen Pinky Mice 100 PackDescription and Overview: Frozen pinkies are the perfect choice for feeding pet reptiles. These frozen rodents come in a 100 pack and make a great choice for snakes, carnivorous lizards and amphibians.Features & Benefits: Raised in a sanitary environmentFormula fed to provide superior nutrition for reptilesReadily accepted by snakes and carnivorous lizardsPackaged in a zip lock bag for fresh storageSafe and easy to feed frozen rodentAvailable year-roundIncludes: 100 frozen rodentsFood Type: FrozenIntended Pet(s): Snakes, carnivorous lizards and amphibiansNutritional Benefits: These frozen rodents are formula fed to provide superior nutrition for reptiles.Health Consideration: Keep Frozen. Do not refreeze once thawed.Reptiles and rodents can carry zoonotic diseases, including salmonella. Always wash your hands, and any surface contacted thoroughly after handling reptiles, amphibians, or rodents. These rodents are treated with irradiation to help prevent accidental human illness.Product Weight: Net weight - minimum 100 gramsIngredients: Whole MiceGuaranteed Analysis: AS A PERCENTAGE OF DRY MATTERRATS: Crude Protein (min) 61.8%, Crude Fat (min) 32.6%, Crude Fiber (max) 2%, Moisture (max) 80%, Dry Matter (min) - 20%, Ash (max) 9.8%MICE: Crude Protein (min) 44%, Crude Fat (min) 17%, Crude Fiber (max) 2%, Moisture (max) 80%, Dry Matter (min) - 20%, Ash (max) 11.8%Feeding Instructions: Snakes should not be handled before feeding. Snakes should always be fed separately. Place a frozen rodent bag in a cup of warm water for 30 minutes to thaw. Do not microwave. Once the rodent is completely thawed, grasp it by the tail with feeding tongs and present it to the snake. A little wiggling of the rodent may be needed to simulate life and encourage a feeding response. Release the rodent once the snake strikes and acquires. Always wash hands after handling the rodents. Frequency of feeding depends on the species; check with your vet or a PetSmart associate for advice. Caution: Offer rodent on Tongs to avoid accidental bites from your reptile.