Frozen Feeder Mice

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Our frozen mice are bred in a USDA licensed facility, with a constant flow of fresh air, clean drinking water, nutritious food and clean, dry bedding. We’re fanatical about animal health and nutrition..

Feeder mice are quickly and humanely euthanized; individually flash frozen with legs and tail tucked neatly under, then individually weighed and sorted into re-sealable frozen food bags and promptly shipped to your door. A healthy food source that’s high in nutritional value and robust in size.

Frozen Mice for Snakes

Layne Labs frozen feeder mice are the perfect food source for snakes and other meat-eating reptiles. Having top quality feeder mice are important to ensuring the health of snakes and lizards. Using frozen feeder mice for snakes insures their safety and protects them from nasty rodent bites.

We get your growing needs and offer frozen pinky mice in three sizes to get your little guys started off right.

Size	Weight	Days Old	Length	Life Stage	Fur
Micro	1.00-1.89g	1 Hour	.5-1"	Just Born	No
1Day	1.9-2.49g	1 Day	.5-1"	Pre-Weaned	No
Lg Pinky	2.5-3.5g	2-5	.5-1.25"	Pre-Weaned	No
Sm Fuzzy	3.5-5g	6-9	1-1.75"	Pre-Weaned	Little
Lg Fuzzy	5-7.5g	10-14	1-1.75"	Pre-Weaned	Little
Hopper	7.5-10g	15-18	1.5-2.25"	Pre-Weaned	Yes
Small	10-14g	18-24	2-2.75"	Weaned	Yes
Medium	14-18g	25-35	2.25-3"	Weaned	Yes
Large	18-29g	35-45	2.5-3.5"	Weaned	Yes
Jumbo	29+g	120+	3.5-4.25"	Retired	Yes

Preparation and Feeding Instructions:

Do not handle reptile before offering feeder.
Always feed reptiles separately.
Place rodent bag in warm water until thawed. Do not microwave.
When completely thawed, grasp the feeder with tongs and present to reptile.
Feeding response may be encouraged by wiggling rodent.
Release feeder when reptile strikes and acquires.
Avoid the risk of bites: Always wash hands after handling feeder rodents.
Never prepare or store frozen feeders where human food is prepared, stored, or consumed.

*Frequency of feeding depends on the species. Please check with your vet or pet professional for advice.

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June 28, 2025

Who are you feeding? Yerta, our 22 + year old girl.

Protein for older cats

We have been feeding her since 2003. She was a young ferrel barn cat we inherited when we bought the house. Coyotes got her two times, made it through. We trapped her in the house in 2021, she has hyperthyroidism, loosing weight, doesn't eat much except layne mice stuffed with her meds for protein. Best old woman ever, barks orders daily, especially for her Layne Labs mice. These are the best frozen mice you will ever buy at a reasonable price.

Peggy J
Ramona, CA
Animal lover

June 27, 2025

Who are you feeding? 2 year old ball python

Still loving Layne Labs!

We’ve been feeding Enchiladas (the snake) mice from Layne Labs for a few months since we brought her home. We just recently got a new shipment of medium mice to scale up from the small ones. As always, I am so happy with the quality, shipping, and overall experience with Layne. My girl is healthy and happy and I’m sure she will love a bigger mouse! I recommend Layne to anyone that has a pet that requires feeders! Thank you Layne Labs!

Kate L.
Lakeport, CA

June 27, 2025

Who are you feeding? Milk snakes, kingsnakes, rosy boas, corn snakes

Layne Labs mice provide excellent nutrition for my snakes!

I got a nice healthy clutch of eggs out of my Joshu Tree kingsnake, who has been chowing down on Layne Labs mice. It doesn't get any better!

Leah
Pahrump, NV
Rock and Rosys

June 26, 2025

Who are you feeding? Various snakes and lizards

Only the BEST (Layne) for Morgan Freeman (the Mojave) and friends

Took full advantage of the Father’s Day deal! Freezer is bursting with superior quality food for the critters, AND we saved some $$. You always WIN w/ Layne. The end. :))

Jill
Mesa, AZ
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