Quote Originally Posted by xFenrir View Post
She is around 625g's, and she gets mice that are probably about 25-30g's if I had to hazard a guess (the person I bought them from said they were the "large" size). They are about as round as a half dollar, sometimes a little bigger. I heat it up in a zip-lock bag in lukewarm/warm water, offer and wait 'til she grabs it, and then walk away for about 20-30 minutes.

I've tried reheating and offering again but she turns her nose up at it every time. It's like after she spits it out she gets scared of it. I've thought of the "being sick" part, she's making clicking and popping noises like when she had an RI, but there's no bubbling or excess mucous (she's still getting a trip to the vet, this time we're doing a culture to make sure we don't miss anything). But when she had an RI she had NO appetite whatsoever. She's super eager to eat at first, but halfway through she just can't get it down and gives up.
Betcha anything it's too cool on the inside. As soon as she senses that, out it comes. Try heating in hot tap water until the outside measures about 100 degrees. I would also weigh each meal and keep track of how much she's taking, or not taking, each time. If necessary, try going down to 1% of body weight to get her started again. I think it would be a shame to go to live since she's hitting on the f/t, but that would be a good last resort. Good luck!
PS - IMO rats are better than mice.