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Mouse Toys
Enrichment is crucial for keeping your pet mouse healthy, so make sure you have a generous supply of mouse toys on hand. Mice tend to enjoy toys they can chew on, so opt for edible options made from wood, hay, or other plant fibers. Your mouse will also appreciate toys that encourage exercise- like running wheels and play tunnels. Every mouse has their own preferences, so start with a variety to find out what your pet likes best. Some of the most common types of mouse toys include:
- Exercise wheels: Designed to encourage healthy exercise in pet mice
- Chew toys: Made from pumice, wood, or other plant materials and designed to help wear your mouse's teeth down safely
- Hanging toys: Strings of toys that clip to the side of the cage to keep them from getting buried in bedding
- Play tubes: Tubes give your pet a place to hide and a safe outlet for chewing and play
- Treat balls: Typically made from edible materials, these double as toys and treats
When choosing mouse toys, make safety a priority. Your mouse will chew on most of the things in their cage, so make sure everything is non-toxic and free from small, detachable parts they might accidentally ingest. Don't feel like you need to fill your pet's cage to the brim with toys, either. Build up a generous collection, and then offer your mouse a rotating supply of several toys to keep things fresh and exciting. Chewy's selection of mouse toys will give you a great start.
Frequently Asked Questions about Mouse Toys
What kind of toys do mice like?
Mice like a variety of toys, including chew toys, play tunnels, treat balls, exercise wheels, and more. Your pet may also appreciate mouse toys that encourage climbing, like ladders, branches, and ropes or toys that hang from the side or top of the cage.
What cardboard toys are good for mice?
Most cardboard toys are good for mice as long as the cardboard doesn't contain ink, dye, staples, or any chemicals. Mice particularly enjoy cardboard tubes, because they can be used for hiding, napping, chewing, or play.
Are plastic toys safe for mice?
Some plastic toys are safe for mice as long as they are non-toxic and hard enough to deter chewing. Avoid giving your pet plastic mouse toys with small or detachable pieces they might accidentally ingest.
How often should I give my pet mouse new toys?
New mouse toys help keep your pet from getting bored. You don't necessarily need to replace all their toys at once but have enough of them that you can swap out a few at a time. Try to rotate your mouse's toys regularly, about every 1–2 weeks.
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