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Yes, receive free nationwide ground shipping on all frozen food orders totaling $99 or more.

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Yes. We have a one bag/box minimum requirement for all orders that are shipped, and we have a $250 minimum requirement for all orders that are picked up in Evansville, IN.

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RodentPro.com

P.O. Box 118

Inglefield, IN 47618-9998

A: Yes. RodentPro.com® offers a 100% customer satisfaction guarantee. Quality is of the utmost importance to us and we take great pride in the production, packaging, and transportation of every food item we sell.  All Frozen Foods are guaranteed to arrive frozen.  All Live Foods are guaranteed to arrive alive except for items shipped to areas with temperatures below 10°F or above 100°F.  All Live Foods are accompanied by a 72 hour health guarantee.  If you are not completely satisfied for any reason please contact us so that one of our customer service representatives may assist you in resolving any concerns you may have.

Yes. We do ship frozen foods, other foods and supplies to Alaska and Hawaii although we are not able to ship to Guam, Puerto Rico, Canada or the Virgin Islands. Our courier of choice for Frozen Food, Other Food and Supply shipments will be FedEx, UPS is available upon request although the shipping rate may differ.

Yes. We do ship live foods to Alaska, although we are not able to ship to Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico, Canada or the Virgin Islands. UPS is our exclusive Live Foods carrier, we are unable to ship Live Food Orders via FedEx.

Frozen Food Orders placed by 12:00 PM CT (Noon) Friday will ship the following week.

Live Food Orders placed by 3:00 PM CT will ship the same day, Monday thru Thursday. Live Food Orders placed after 3:00 PM CT Thursday will ship Monday. Live Food Orders placed Friday, Saturday and Sunday will ship Monday.

Other Food and Supply Orders will ship the following business day.

Once your order has been shipped you will be notified with an estimated time of arrival.

No. All packages are shipped without a signature required.

FedEx Ground and UPS Ground generally make residential and commercial deliveries between the hours of 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM, Monday-Friday; and residential deliveries between the hours of 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM on Saturday and Sunday. If you receive a message that says FedEx/UPS will deliver your package by end of day, that means your package should arrive no later than 8:00 PM.

FedEx Priority Overnight generally makes commercial deliveries the next business day by 10:30 a.m. to most businesses in the contiguous U.S. and between the hours of 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM to residences and some rural areas.

UPS Next Day Air guarantees delivery between the hours of 8:00 AM to 12:00 PM.

Yes. We can ship in a box labeled frozen meat by choosing the No-Logo Box option when placing your order.

No. Since live insects are shipped in screened boxes, we are unable to package them discreetly.

At a temperature of -109º F, dry ice is a skin irritant and it is crucial that you use gloves to handle it. Avoid contact with skin, mouth, eyes and clothing as severe frostbite or burns may result. Dry ice is harmful if eaten or swallowed. Dry ice produces carbon dioxide gas as it sublimates (melts). Do not place dry ice in air-tight containers as they may explode. Only use dry ice in open or well ventilated areas, as use in poorly ventilated areas can result in a lack of oxygen (suffocation) causing serious injury or death.

When shipping during the winter months your crickets may arrive cold. In the event your crickets arrive motionless they are very likely in a state of “diapause”. Diapause is a condition that crickets can easily recover from. Cold temperatures prevent crickets from maintaining the appropriate water to potassium balance that allows them to use their muscles. In almost all circumstances crickets that have been too cold for several hours will recover once they are brought back up to room temperature. To speed up their recovery, you should empty the contents of the shipping container into a separate bin and remove the potato and egg crates to provide as much room temperature airflow to the crickets as possible. DO NOT warm them with any additional heat source other than room temperature air. It may take a few hours for them to revive.

No. We only sell frozen mice, rats, rabbits, guinea pigs, hamsters, gerbils, chickens and quail.

Please visit our products section where we precisely describe the size of our prey items by weight.

Great Question! Always make sure you are comparing apples to apples and not apples to oranges. Always compare weight in addition to price. For example, our medium rat weight spec may be totally different than that of another company. Always compare!

Please refer to the article Feeding Frozen/Thawed Food vs. Live Prey to Captive Reptiles  in our articles section.

When converting an animal to frozen/thawed prey, try "tease feeding" it by dangling the food item in front of it with a pair of hemostats. Be prepared for the strike and quickly release the prey item. For more information please refer to the article Feeding Frozen/Thawed Food vs. Live Prey to Captive Reptiles in our articles section.

When converting a non-rodent eater to feeding on rodents you should try to "scent" the rodent by rubbing the normally fed food item on the rodent to try to entice them into eating it. The scent may attract an otherwise reluctant animal into feeding. For more information please refer to the article Feeding Frozen/Thawed Prey Items to Snakes in Captivity in our articles section.

Yes. All frozen prey items come with fur/feathers and are completely whole excluding neonates and hairless varieties.

Our prey items are frozen individually to avoid frozen "blocks" and then packaged in thick resealable commercial freezer bags with your convenience in mind.

The thawing process is crucial to the product’s final quality. The safest and most preferable way to thaw frozen animal food is in a refrigerated space at 40 F. Frozen animal food should not be thawed by exposure to excessive heat such as a microwave or hot water. Never use the kitchen sink or food preparation areas to thaw frozen animal food. Frozen animal food, once thawed, should never be refrozen. 

Depending on how they are stored, most frozen foods can last up to 12 months. It is a good idea to minimize any exposure to air by using airtight freezer bags. While we recommend not storing prey items without fur or feathers for more than 4 to 6 months and prey items with fur or feathers for 9 to 12 months, if properly sealed containers are used and air exposure is kept to a minimum, they can be kept for much longer.

We feed a scientifically-formulated diet specifically designed to enhance the health and quality of all the animals/insects in our colony. We absolutely do not feed dog food or any other product that contains red dye.

RodentPro.com utilizes Carbon dioxide (CO2), as recommended by the American Veterinary Medical Association panel on euthanasia as the agent to euthanize our prey items. CO2 is a humane, quick and painless form of euthanasia that does not cause animals undue stress or fear. CO2 also ensures that no harmful residual chemicals remain that may be detrimental to the health of the animal ingesting the prey item.

Yes. Frozen/live prey items can transmit germs to you and your animals. Please see Food Safety for more information.

We have certain products irradiated to provide an added layer of protection, ensuring the highest standards of safety and quality for our customers and their pets.

Irradiation is a food safety process that uses low levels of ionizing radiation to eliminate harmful microorganisms, such as bacteria like Salmonella, that can cause foodborne illnesses. This process helps to ensure that the food is safe to eat and extends its shelf life by reducing spoilage and decomposition.

The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) has approved food irradiation as a safe and effective method to enhance food safety. The FDA has evaluated the safety of irradiated food for more than 30 years and has found it to be safe. The World Health Organization (WHO), the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) have also endorsed the safety of irradiated food.

Like pasteurization, irradiation serves to enhance food safety, and does not compromise nutritional quality, or noticeably change the taste, texture, or appearance of food.

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Providing safe, quality products to our customers has always been the foremost priority for RodentPro.

All our chicken and quail products come from trusted contract suppliers certified under the National Poultry Improvement Plan (NPIP). This certification reflects the rigorous standards and protocols our contract suppliers follow to maintain high levels of biosecurity and disease prevention, including the testing of flocks on a regular basis for AI. Any positive AI test results, by federal mandate, are reported to the State’s Department of Agriculture and the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).

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Rodentpro and its suppliers comply with all applicable USDA and FDA regulations to ensure the safety and quality of our products.

The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) primarily oversees the food safety of domestic livestock animals by regulating businesses that buy or sell warm-blooded animals, exhibits them to the public or transports them commercially.

The U.S. Food & Drug Administration (FDA) regulates animal food to ensure that it is safe to eat, produced under sanitary conditions, and contains no harmful substances.

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Due to bio-security concerns, products purchased from RodentPro.com are not eligible for returns, refunds or exchange.

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