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Mouse Treats
As part of a balanced diet, mouse treats offer an easy way to introduce variety and enrichment into your pet's life. They also come in handy for taming and training, though it's best to moderate your mouse's intake. Your mouse can safely enjoy treats a few times a week in small amounts. When shopping for mouse treats, prioritize natural ingredients. For convenience, Chewy offers an array of packaged mouse treats and mixes including:
- Snack sticks: Made from edible materials like wood and hay to promote healthy chewing
- Yogurt drops: Creamy, fruit-flavored morsels designed for rodents
- Compressed hay: Nuggets, ropes, and balls made from timothy or alfalfa hay
- Dried fruit and veggies: Choose from single-ingredient snacks or balanced blends
- Nuts and seeds: These should be offered sparingly due to their high fat content
Keep a variety of treats handy to keep your mouse from getting bored. Snack sticks are a good staple item but rich treats like yogurt drops, dried fruit, and nuts should be limited to avoid upsetting your pet's digestion or causing them to gain weight. Once you figure out what kind of treats your mouse enjoys, use Chewy's Autoship to keep your supply steady.
Frequently Asked Questions about Mouse Treats
What treats are good for pet mice?
Natural treats like hay, grains, seeds, nuts, fruits, and vegetables are good for pet mice in small amounts. Your mice might also enjoy high-protein snacks like cooked egg or freeze-dried mealworms.
How often should I give my mouse treats?
You can give your mouse treats a few times a week in very small amounts. As a general rule, treats should make up no more than 10% of your pet's daily calorie intake. Giving your mouse too many treats could upset their digestion or lead to unhealthy weight gain.
Can mice eat human food as treats?
Yes, mice can eat some human food as treats. The best options are fresh fruits and vegetables like apples, bananas, broccoli, cucumber, peas, and fresh herbs like basil and parsley. Always chop fruits and veggies into very small pieces.
What foods are bad for mice?
Avoid giving pet mice fruit seeds or pits, garlic, onions, citrus fruits, unripe tomatoes, rhubarb, raw beans, or potatoes. Limit your mouse's intake of high-calorie and carbohydrate-heavy foods like fruit (especially dried fruit) to avoid upsetting their digestion or causing weight gain.
Do mice like sweet or savory treats?
Mice like both sweet and savory treats. Stick to naturally sweetened treats like fruit or yogurt drops instead of sugary snacks, and never feed your mouse candy. For savory treats, try small amounts of cooked pasta, vegetables, hardboiled egg, or freeze-dried mealworms as mouse treats.
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