ABOUT GREAT PLAINS FEEDERS

Great Plains Feeders is a U.S.-based producer of live and frozen feeder rodents, built from the ground up with one guiding principle: Animals first, feeders second. 

We believe better feeders start with better systems. That means clean facilities, strong biosecurity, and intentional production practices that prioritize animal health, consistency, and long-term reliability over shortcuts or volume-driven compromises.

Located in the heart of the Midwest, Great Plains Feeders supplies healthy, reliable feeder rodents to wholesalers, retailers, breeders, and institutions nationwide. Every animal we produce is USA-born and USA-raised. We do not import. We do not sell out. Our operation is designed for long-term stability, not temporary scale.

Our facility exceeds standard industry practices for cleanliness, airflow, and animal health. Air quality is actively managed to control ammonia levels to a point where humans can safely enter and work without respiratory stress—a benchmark that directly reflects animal welfare. Colonies are maintained under strict sanitation and pest management protocols, monitored continuously for health, growth, and consistency. Humane handling, low-stress environments, and clean genetic separation are prioritized to produce predictable sizing and dependable quality.

We produce albino, black, and colored lines while maintaining genetic integrity for performance and consistency. All frozen product is vacuum sealed or custom bagged to meet wholesale or retail needs, clearly labeled, fully traceable, and never older than one year. QR code tracking allows customers to verify exactly what they are purchasing.

Distribution is structured for reliability. Live rodents are delivered on established weekly routes from the Midwest to the East Coast. Frozen rodents are shipped anywhere in the continental United States.

Our logistics are built for consistency, not rush jobs.

As we move into 2026, Great Plains Feeders is scaling capacity, refining automation, and expanding distribution without compromising biosecurity or animal standards. Growth is intentional, measured, and built to last.

Always. Animals first. Feeders second.