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So, i feed my hoggie frozen hoppers. They are in a large bag of 50. My freezer broke and they were defrosted when i found them quite a bit. I put them back in a freezer and froze them again. Can I still feed them to my hoggie? If they are bad do you think she might refuse them?
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I used to thaw mice for my picky male, and when he wouldn't eat them, I would put them back in the freezer. It never seemed to stop him (or my female) from eating them when he finally got hungry. Now when he won't eat right away, I give them to me female. She will eat anything :thumbsup:
 
yah...i dont think it will hurt the hog in anyway...i feed my western live mice though..one time i tried feeding her a frozen pinky...and she refused...i think she likes playing the predator..lol
 
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