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Shipping with the proper amount of heat packs???

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Hello,
I have got a question about the heat packs I am currently using. They are 40 hour heat packs. How many should I use to ship 2 AZ. MTN KINGS to an area with lows in the 20's and highs in the 30's? The box I am using is 11"x8"x8" and also has 1.5" thick styro on the bottom/top and all four sides. Any ideas would be helpful. Thanks
 
Joshua,

There is a whole forum dedicated to shipping at:

http://www.faunaclassifieds.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=462

I'm sure you will find useful information there. For that size of a package I wouldn't use more than one. No holes in the Styrofoam lining (unless it's the cooler type). No holes in the cardboard box either. The air that goes under the flaps will be plenty for the animals without letting too much heat dissipation. Make sure the heat packs works before closing the box.

Regards.
 
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