Frozen Mice

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The Best Quality Frozen Mice, Delivered to Your Door Here at the Northampton Reptile Centre, we understand that feeding your reptiles, amphibians and exotic pets the right food matters. That's why we've tested a wide range of suppliers to bring you only the best quality frozen mice on the market that are healthy, nutritious, and perfect for a balanced diet. Our frozen mice are a staple diet for many snakes , lizards, monitors, turtles , tortoises and other reptiles, as well as amphibians and birds of prey.Farm bred under ethical conditions, our mice are slaughtered humanely and frozen quickly after to lock in their nutritional value. They're packed with the protein, vitamins and minerals your animals need to thrive. We send our frozen food in individually sealed plastic packs, packed into insulated boxes with two packs of dry ice to keep everything frozen in transit. Each order is sealed securely and dispatched with a next-day-delivery courier, so your frozen mice arrive in great condition and ready to defrost when you need them. We're so confident in the great quality of our frozen food deliveries that we offer a full guarantee on every order. Add to your cart in bulk to get the best value, and we'll make sure your hungry reptiles are never waiting long. How to Feed Frozen Mice to Your Snake Once your frozen mice have thawed fully at room temperature, the key is making sure they're warm to the touch before offering them. Some snakes, particularly pythons and boas with heat-sensing pits, are more likely to strike at prey that registers as warm. Always use feeding tongs rather than your hands to present the prey, keeping your scent off the mouse and your fingers out of the strike zone. Wiggle the prey gently to encourage a feeding response, and release once your snake has a firm grip. Leave your snake undisturbed for at least 48 hours after a successful feed to allow digestion to begin properly. Frequently Asked Questions How do I defrost frozen mice safely before fe