For one feeding
Frozen Rodents: Singles
Perfect for a one-time feeding: just thaw and feed. Complete solutions for your reptile, from pinkie mice all the way to large rats.
Frozen mice and rats of every size, from pinkies to large rats, so you get the perfect fit for your pet as it grows.
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Fulfill your pet reptile’s carnivorous needs and predatory instincts with this natural product from Mack’s Natural Reptile Food™.
For one feeding
Perfect for a one-time feeding: just thaw and feed. Complete solutions for your reptile, from pinkie mice all the way to large rats.
For hobbyists
Most snakes and many other pet reptiles need to feed on rodents as they do in nature. Our convenient boxes cover a large range of sizes and are perfect for most hobbyists.
Wholesale only
Bulk frozen rodents in multiple sizes and quantities for in-store reptiles. Ask about our freezer program and how we help stores sell high-quality reptile food.
Used by many world-class reptile breeders, so you can be confident you’re giving your pet the very best food available.
Raised by leading suppliers in a sanitary, healthy environment to ensure the best results possible.
Only the highest quality rodents, expertly raised on a highly nutritious diet to meet your reptile’s nutritional needs.
With the best shipping record in the reptile business, your orders arrive fresh and ready to feed.
Look for us wherever quality pet foods are sold.
Where to buyWe really care about your pet. Our feeding tips help you get the most from our products and keep your reptiles happy and healthy for years to come.

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Read moreBoth reptiles and rodents can carry diseases that are transferable to humans. Always wash your hands thoroughly after handling your pet or the frozen rodents you feed them.