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    Mice For Cats

    They aren't fully transitioned. Two of them will eat them, but my boy won't touch them. They still primarily eat cat food, because I am not producing enough to fully switch them. The fish oil is great! I've used it, and the cats loved them. Since I've been occasionally offering mice to my...
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    Mice For Cats

    Oh man, two of mine now BEG for the mice. I made the mistake of pulling the bucks from a few litters out of the tank, dispatching them, then giving them directly to the cats. They now know where they come from lol Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
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    Mice For Cats

    Most of the ones fed off are males from the litters (well before color comes in), since they can't be housed together. The ones in these pics are all future breeders :) Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
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    Mice For Cats

    Two of my cats now readily eat mice. They don't get them often, so are still mainly eating cat food, but I'm closer to my goal there. I'm working on establishing several different mice lines. One will be specifically for feeders, and will all be PEW (aka albino). Like I said, though...I got...
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    Mice For Cats

    I got myself super hooked. Mice now represent the majority of my collection. Some new ones I picked up today: Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
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    Mice For Cats

    Haha! Yeah, not sure how my cats would react to rats. They didn't see the ones I used to have (weren't allowed in that room). I do call the mouse tanks "cat TVs" though. They stare at them constantly, and occasionally softly paw at the glass. The mice just stare right back lol Sent from my...
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    Mice For Cats

    They are adorable. These will be breeders, though. :) Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
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    Mice For Cats

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    Mice For Cats

    I've kept and bred rats in the past. They are the freaking coolest. Such sweet critters. I'll also be breeding show quality mice. I kind of got myself hooked on them. The genetics are fun. It definitely won't be easy to do, but in the end I'll know that my cats have the best food available...
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    Mice For Cats

    Lol! Well, there is actually a parasite called toxoplasmosis that is carried by rodents. The parasite needs cats for one of its life cycles, so it will actually caused rodents to be attracted to the smell of cats so that they get eaten. It also affects the majority of people with cats. Sent...
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    Mice For Cats

    Aww! I had to do that once with a bunny at the shop I worked at. Coworker decided to try to feed the big anaconda a live rabbit (and the friendliest rabbit I've ever met), and I walked in as he put the bun in the cage. Thankfully, Annie (the conda) only ate frozen/thawed, so she didn't pay much...
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    Mice For Cats

    Lol I understand. Circle of life, and everything, though. These mice will live happy lives (I swear I'm making more toys for them every night...haha!), and be humanely euthanized beforehand, so there will be no suffering :) Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
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    Mice For Cats

    They've really got to stop being so cute...haha! Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
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    Mice For Cats

    Yeah, the beginning process won't be fun, but at least they will be humanely euthanized beforehand. And I have a blender specifically for animal stuff (I, too, have blended plenty of bugs). Sent from my SM-G920P using Tapatalk
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    Mice For Cats

    From what she said about hers, there was definitely a process to get hers eating them. Most were used to processed dry/wet foods, and didn't understand the mouse in their food dish. First, switch to wet food. Second, start adding purred pinkies (that'll be fun..), steadily increasing pinkies to...
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