Sure, they make great snackies/treats. Or in the case of my boyz, great toys to toss in the air and stomp on until the mice are nothing but little globs of mush
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Pinkie mice treat
- Thread starter Michaela
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I have found living with carnivores to be helpful when it comes to losing weight. Although I never figured I'd be dieting due to nauseousness rather than reducing calories. I must confess to increasing squeamishness as time goes on. When I was a wildlife rehabber, gross and icky were a daily part of my life (try picking maggots out of a pus filled wound of an angry hawk for fun) but the longer I'm away from it, the less tolerant my tummy is of the ick factor.
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That too, but right now to John & Trish
@Sean…both hare-today and rodent pro have them. Maybe your local pet shop has them. Once they're thawed out, all you do is give it to the cat, no preparation required.
