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    If you're worried about the rats biting, especially as she gets bigger and the rats get bigger, you could always do a quick cervical dislocation and toss them in the cage then. They're still nice and warm and aside from the broken-neck thing, "live", and sometimes even still twitching so she might just go for them, and then not be in any danger of getting bit.

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