Pet Mice

Though wild mice and rats can be a nuisance, many find that domesticated mice make enjoyable pets. If you're considering buying mice as pets for yourself or your children, you will need to know more about how to choose, feed and care for a mouse. more »

If you are looking for a pet to get your child but are limited by the amount of space you have in your home, you should consider getting a pet mouse. Mice are tiny and cute, and are actually very smart. Your child can play with them and teach them to go through some obstacle courses to find the cheese at the end. If you do decide to... more »

Feeder mice are mice that are raised specifically to be fed to other animals, mostly pet snakes, carnivorous lizards such as tegus and savannah monitors, some turtles and amphibians. Feeders are different from mice that have been raised to become pets. Unlike those, feeders are usually mixed breeds, and are not bred for good... more »

Mice need stimulation to remain healthy, but not from being chased by your cat! Store-bought toys are readily available; however, you pet mouse is just as happy with items found in your house. Remember they like climbing, running, chewing and hiding. more »

Mice are such easy breeders--all you have to do is find the right combination and within a short time you'll be counting the babies. more »