Offering food a few times a week is probably stressing her out.



only offer food once a week and leave her alone.



I hate to offer mice to rat feeders B/C they will, as stated develope a preference.



I would offer a weanling/small rat first, something way smaller than she could eat, for a few weeks to see if she takes it.

after a few successful feedings then go up in size from there.



if she doesn't take weanling/small after a few weeks, maybe a mouse will get her going again.



JMO

TomChambers

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