What does a pet mouse eat?

Well If you wanted a pet mouse you shold go to the pet shop or vet and look around find the mouse you want and talk to the shop/vet owner and exsplain that you want the mouse but you have got a cat and then they will sort the rest out and if they think the cat will eat the mouse they will sort something out. Well If you wanted a pet mouse you shold go to the pet shop or vet and look around find the mouse you want and talk to the shop/vet owner and exsplain that you want the mouse but you have got a cat and then they will sort the rest out and if they think the cat will eat the mouse they will sort something out. Well If you wanted a pet mouse you shold go to the pet shop or vet and look around find the mouse you want and talk to the shop/vet owner and exsplain that you want the mouse but you have got a cat and then they will sort the rest out and if they think the cat will eat the mouse they will sort something out.

No. If you put any mouse with any rat the rat will kill and eat the mouse.

Yes, turkeys do eat mice... I just watched my pet turkey eat a mouse. If your cats will not keep them away, a pet turkey will!!

A grey mouse, black mouse, white mouse, pet or wild, they all eat virtually the same stuff: seeds, nuts, fruits, some plants & insects. Pet mice don't have to eat insects, but if they do, don't just go out & grab bugs out of the garden, as that can make them sick. Get the specially bred insects from the petshop for a pet mouse. cheese,bread/wheat,oranges,seeds,nuts,trash,peanut butter

they drink water and eat crickets,beetles,and for big ones they eat a pinkie mouse

the best mouse to keep for a pet is female fancy mouse

If the mouse is a pet mouse and not a wild mouse, no. The pet mouse will not have the fear of human scent.

Answer Figure out urself This is not an answer but a suggestion.

You can, but it will not be as good a pet as a domesticated mouse.

Did abe lincoln have a pet mouse

You can buy mouse and rat food at the pet shop. Rodents also like to eat fruit, vegies, seeds and bread. Your options are endless :P

yes it can eat it and not get sick but it will give him/her a stomach ache so i wouldnt suggest it if u really love ur pet mouse :P

Sunflower seeds, nuts, little pieces of fruit -- everything you would expect a mouse to eat. The pet store also has specially made mouse food if you want it. Have fun with your mouse!

Mickey Mouse has a pet dog named Pluto

Don't you mean the pet MOUSE ? It was a pet bird, not mouse. Jake

mice usually eat stuff such as 1.lettuce 2.tomato's 3.guinea pig food 4.apple 5.grapes mice do not eat cheese these are the good ideas to feed your mouse that is what my mouse eats

the domestic pet mouse.

Yes, pet mice are usually friendly. I held a mouse at the pet store and it was a being a calm little mouse. Mice are also funny. Sometimes, you will see a bunch of them on an exercise wheel at the pet store and the wheel will go all the way around and some mice fall off. They are nice, cute, funny, and if you are interested in buying one, then you should go to your local pet store. I have 2 pet rats at my house. Never put a rat cage and a mouse cage next to each other, or the mouse will be scared. Also, a rat and a mouse should NEVER be in the same cage, unless you want a dead mouse and an angry rat. The rat will eat the mouse.

I have the same problem and I found out that my fat mouse wasn't actually a female and it was a male. My thin mouse is a female, and female mice don't eat as much anyway. Plus mice usally deficate when they are scared.

A pet mouse would live in a cage like a hamster cage.

normal quaker oats, hamster food from the pet shop, dandilion leaves, rice (cooked or un-cooked) they will eat almost anything.

from a mouse breeder but if you don't trust them try the pet store. Go to the web site Thefunmouse.com and you can adopt or buy a mouse there

SEEDS. YOU CAN GET RAT AND MOUSE FOOD AT YOUR LOCAL PET STORE. ALSO HAMSTER AND GERBIL FOOD.

Yes, they do. Their favorite thing is peanut butter, but I feed my pet mouse fresh fruit on occasion.

Take your mouse to the vet.