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The diet of a muskrat is mostly made up of plant material. As muskrats are a semiaquatic mammal, most of its diet is made up of aquatic plants, their leaves, shoots, seed, tubers and roots. Muskrats will on occasion feed on crayfish, frogs, insects and other animals it can catch.

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