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Old 12-Nov-06, 06:38 AM
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i just throw mine in warm water to defrost mine.. helps the calcium powder to stick to the rodent lol,
although it can get a bit messy.. might try the next lot in a freezer bag to keep in dry.

"Calcium Powder"?? What the?? LOL!!
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A question for those who actually defrost the rodent in water..........doesnt that take the scent of the mouse or rat away? I had a macci who hated the smell of mice, refused to eat them and the vet told me to wash the pinkie in water to remove all the scent.
When defrosting now i usually place them on plastic stretched over the top of a bowl of warm water.
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I personally don't think it does remove the scent , i do defrost in warm water and then straight to the cage , and mine does seems to know its feeding time because as soon as that door is opened she hits the mouse very quickly ....with in a second of me putting it in front of her ......
Although i do get bitten most times when i'm in the cage , it is a totally different response to when i have the food .so i think she must be able to smell the mouse , other wise i would get the same response with or with out food .
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