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How to thaw fuzzys?

you know, I've seen people train their dogs to sneak treats out of their pockets. This makes me wonder........hmmmm.........
 
I wouldn't recommend to do it that way because it takes away the smell of the mouse. I did this once for my corn and she didn't eat it until later that night. Just put it in the fridge one or two days before feeding and close to feeding time, take the mouse out to warm up
 
Don't leave it a day or two, too easy for bacteria and mould to start. I leave my mice in my room for a few hours to defrost them and then feed - check its defrosted the whole way through.

(I'm aware this thread was from last month but felt I should say something)


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i used to speed thaw with hot water. but i read somewhere that there was a study done showing that by doing this it removes nutrients from the rodent .
 
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