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    Re: Burnt fur on mouse...

    Sounds like I should go buy a small hair dryer lol. That's for the tips, I just can't believe I burnt a mouse. I left the room and forgot about it hahaha

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    Re: Burnt fur on mouse...

    How long does it take to thaw a medium rat with a hair dryer?
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    Re: Burnt fur on mouse...

    I use room-temp water to thaw rats, I found that hot water caused more frequent blowouts. then I hit them with a hair dryer to warm them up and get the smell in the air. the thawing to feeding process is about 3 hours, 4 for small rats.
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    Re: Burnt fur on mouse...

    Quote Originally Posted by Crispy757 View Post
    That's for the tips, I just can't believe I burnt a mouse. I left the room and forgot about it hahaha
    May seem funny, but it can be a fire hazard. Although I'm not sure how flammable a mouse it
    Last edited by NH93; 08-11-2014 at 03:45 PM.
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