Mouse Total Bites

[Bettina]

So you know how you gutload crickets and dust them and such? Well, the feed store at which I work has this product called "Mouse Total Bites." The instructions say to squirt some of this liquid into your frozen or prekilled feeder rodent's mouth right before offering it to your reptile. It's the mouse version of gutloading. Has anyone ever heard of this? Does it sound like a good idea, a bad idea?

Bettina
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[eddie]

Never heard of it, any way you can look again to see if there is a website on the bottle?
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[Dr.Oviparous]

any updates yet? I'd like to know about this. but is it really necessary is my only question. -Juggalo
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[eddie]

Well, as long as the food was feed well and properly when it was living it may not be needed.
Now if you have a sick snake, monitor etc, it may be an easier way to get vitamins and such in the animal with less stress than a force or a tube.

I am also curious as to what the ingredients are as well as if there is a site for it.
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[Bettina]

Sorry, I just got back online. I don't recall seeing a website on the bottle, but I'll take a closer look tomorrow when I go to work.

Bettina
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[Bettina]

Alrighty, the product is called Nature's Zone Mouse Totall Bites, the website is http://naturezonepet.com and the ingredients are
water, propylene glycol, kelp, potassium sorbate, calcium citrate, ascorbic acid, citric acid, chelates of calcium, magnesium, copper, zinc, manganese, iron & cobalt, wheat germ oil, dicalcium pantothenate, micacin, riboflavin, dl-alpha todoperol acetate, thramine HCl, folic acid, pxridoxine, canthaxanthin, zeaxanthin, cyanocobalamine
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