I'd suggest staying away from feeding any immature mammalian prey; they all tend to have high fat content-(which equals slower digestive rates). I've provided a link below for therapeutic feeding of insectivorous reptiles. I would suggest using parasite-free gut-loaded crickets/roaches in the linked recipe. I'm not familiar with the A/D liquid diets, but be cautious of high amts. of Vit.A & D3. Beta carotene is preferable.

Again, Goodluck @ the Vet.
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