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Mouse Treats
Giving your mice mouse treats can make them happy and help with things like taming and training, but you'll need to be careful about what kind of treats you give, how much and how often. Chewy carries a great selection of pet mouse treats for sale, including fruit and nut treats, yogurt treats, crunchy biscuits, hay treats for mice and more.
Natural treats like veggies, fruits and hay make great treats for mice and provide a healthy boost for your mice, but be sure to give them in moderation. Treats of any kind given in large quantities or too frequently can cause stomach upsets, diarrhea or weight gain, so don't go overboard. Fresh fruits and vegetables are some of the best treats for mice and can help add variety and nutrients to their diet. Try giving your mice small pieces of things like bananas, apples, carrots, broccoli and peas and see what they prefer. Some mice also enjoy herbs like parsley and basil, and small bits of cooked meat, pasta and eggs can be good snacks for mice, too.
You can find packaged hay mixes and twists on our site, as well as dried fruit, nut and veggie treats that make giving your mice natural snacks convenient and easy. We offer tasty natural biscuit treats made from hay, fruits and veggies, too, plus a variety of treat mixes with lots of delicious mouse snacks mixed together. Yogurt treats for mice can make a wonderful special occasion or training treat, but give these sparingly as they can be rich and lead to unwanted weight gain.
Mouse chew toys made of soft wood sticks or hay perform triple duty as snacks, toys and dental care aids, or you can try giving your mice mouse toys that dispense treats and mouse food to make your mice work and play for their rewards. Scattering treats in the mouse bedding is another fun way to get them to forage, or try hiding different snacks throughout your mouse enclosures and habitats for your little buddies to find. Chewy carries all the mouse supplies you need to keep your pets well-fed, treated and comfy, plus all the toys, wheels and tunnels they'll need to expend all that healthy energy and stay fit. Shop our great selection of mouse treats and find the perfect snacks and training incentives for your little friends!
Frequently Asked Questions about Mouse Treats
What do mice like for treats?
Mice like timothy hay, fruits, veggies, seeds, nuts, grains, cereals and more as treats. Chewy carries lots of great treats for mice including hay-based treats, dried fruit snacks, veggie treats and mixes that give your mice a little bit of everything. Wooden chew sticks or twig bundles can also be given as tasty mouse treats.
Can you give mice fruits and veggies?
You can give mice fruits and veggies, but be careful not to give too much or they can suffer digestive upsets. A quarter tablespoon of fresh fruits and veggies a few times a week should be enough to introduce variety and extra nutrition into your mouse's diet without causing any issues. Be careful to avoid corn and cabbage, as they can be harmful to mice. Things like bananas, apples, cucumbers, broccoli, tomatoes and other garden veggies in moderation are usually a safe choice.
How many treats can I give my pet mice?
You can give your pet mice treats a few times a week in small portions that are appropriate for their small size. The actual amounts you can give will vary with the size of your mice, but a good rule of thumb is to not let more than 10-20% of calorie intake come from treats. Always consult with your vet about feeding regimens and treats for your mice.
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