Mastomys 30-40g [10 pieces]

Mastomys 30/40 g [10 pieces] – the perfect feeder for carnivores

Mastomys 30/40 g [10 pieces] – the perfect feeder for carnivores

Mastomys natalensis, also known as the Natal multimammate mouse, is an excellent feeder for snakes, birds of prey, and cats fed a whole prey diet. With a weight of 30/40 g, the mastomys offered here are suitable for young and medium-sized predators.

High nutritional value of mastomys

Mastomys provide predators with valuable nutrients in interesting proportions. About 21% is protein, 8% fat, 4% ash, and as much as 60% moisture. Mastomys are also appreciated for their unique, delicate scent, highly attractive to most predators.

Reliable source and safe shipping

Our mastomys come from trusted breeders. All rodents sold in our feeder and whole prey store are humanely euthanized using CO₂ and deep-frozen. We deliver mastomys in dry ice, packed in sets of 10 pieces.

Practical usage tips

Upon receiving the package, the product should be immediately transferred to the freezer. Thawing should be done naturally, in the refrigerator or at room temperature, without using a microwave, oven, or hot water.

Package: 10 pieces
Individual weight: 30-40 g
Length without tail: 10-11 cm
Body circumference: 10.5-11 cm

Analytical composition of mastomys:

Moisture 60%
Ash 4%
Protein 21%
Fat 8%

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Whole Prey and Meal Size in the Natural Diet of the Cat

Cats have accompanied humans throughout every stage of exploration and colonization, often adapting to new environments so effectively that in many places they have become dominant predators. This widespread presence of cats across all continents has resulted in an extraordinarily broad and diverse range of feline prey. Equally varied are the sizes of meals cats consume - from insects weighing less than a gram to livestock weighing several hundred kilograms. With such diversity in the diet of this small predator, is it even possible to determine a standard meal size for a cat fed a whole prey diet? This is the question we aim to explore in the article below.