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Frozen Feeder Rats, Pinky African Soft Fur Rats, 25 Count for Snakes, Birds of Prey and Exotic Animals
$46.36
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Keep your pet's feeding routine stocked with a frozen 25-count bag of pinky African soft fur rats. Individually weighed for dependable sizing, these feeders suit snakes, birds of prey and other exotic animals.
Each pinky weighs 1.00–4.99 g. Match the feeder to the widest section of your snake's body, choosing a smaller size if you are uncertain to reduce the risk of regurgitation.
Key Features
- Individually weighed rats provide consistent sizing, making it easier to select appropriate prey for your animal's regular feeding routine.
- The zipper vacuum-seal bag maintains freshness and maximizes freezer life, so the 25-count supply stores neatly between meals.
- Raised in a clean, controlled setting in Sterling Heights, Michigan, these feeders offer pet parents clear, traceable husbandry information.
- Irradiation treatment makes the frozen feeders safer for both you and your pet during routine storage, thawing and handling.
- As a safer alternative to live feeders, the frozen format removes the need to keep and manage live prey at home.
- Shipping in recyclable insulation with dry ice keeps the frozen food cold during its journey from the farm to your door.
Specifications
- Brand: PreyDirect
- Pack count: 25 pinky African soft fur rats.
- Pinky weight range: 1.00–4.99 g.
- Format: Frozen feeder rats.
- Packaging: Zipper vacuum-seal bag.
- Raised in: Sterling Heights, Michigan.
- Feed: Kalmbach 23% Rodent Feed.
- Irradiation status: Treated by irradiation.
- Euthanasia method: Carbon dioxide (CO2).
- Crude protein (minimum): 23%.
- Crude fat (minimum): 11.05%.
- Moisture (maximum): 66.10%.
- Thawing warning: Never microwave.
- Feeding instruction: Use tongs.
- Human consumption: Not for human consumption.
Thaw overnight in the refrigerator or place the sealed bag in very warm to hot water until completely thawed. Keep enclosure substrate off the feeder, wash your hands and handling area afterward, and use insulated gloves when handling shipping dry ice.