Mice make fun pets – being entertaining, engaging and easy to keep in groups. Give them a mouse-friendly environment and nourishing food and they’ll provide a lifetime of love!
The way that you care for and interact with your mouse should reflect their natural behaviour as a prey species. How does this influence the behaviour of mice in the home?
– Love to burrow underground
– Live in stable, sociable groups
– May mask signs of illness – making it difficult to tell when they are ill
– Nocturnal and like to play at night
– Easily frightened by potential predators – need to feel protected and secure
Use this understanding to find ways to keep them happy and healthy…
Our experts have been making healthy foods for mice for many years. If you are wondering what to feed or how to care for your mouse – look no further. We have a complete range to meet all their needs.
How can you keep your mouse clean and comfortable? Make the right choice so cleaning out the cage is quick and simple.
Naturally high fibre, low sugar treats – we have a wide range of healthy snacks that mice enjoy, to help you build a bond with your pet.
From time to time, your vet may make a specific dietary recommendation to help support your mouse if they are ill or lethargic. That can also include times when your mouse is recovering from surgery or illness. Our Recovery Plus diet is a popular option recommended by many veterinary professionals.
Mouse diets don’t just deliver nutrition but taste and enjoyment too. Mice are active chewers and need to do so to keep their constantly growing teeth trimmed.
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For more detailed information about Mice, you can contact us and we will get back to you with our experts’ advice. However, if you have any concerns about the health and well-being of your mouse, you should seek veterinary advice immediately. The RSPCA has also provided many helpful mouse guides you can find here.
