Are you ready for a pet mouse?

Are you ready for a pet mouse?

"Fancy mice (the domesticated form of the house mouse) have worked their way into the hearts and homes of many families and animal-enthusiasts, with good reason – they are adorable, inquisitive, and surprisingly intelligent creatures." - Nicole Dempsey, a mouse enthusiast.

published on February 15, 2021
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Good homes for your pet mice.

Good homes for your pet mice.
Hint: 2 choices
A wire cage with a plastic tray floor.
Tank (glass or plastic) with a secure wire lid.
Wooden cages.
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When are they are fully grown?

When are they are fully grown?
At about three months.
At about three weeks.
At about 2 months.
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How often should you change the bedding?

How often should you change the bedding?
Every two days.
Every 4 days.
Every week.
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How long do mice live on average?

How long do mice live on average?
1 to 3 years.
1 to 2 years.
2 to 3 years.
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When picking out your mouse, what should you look for?

When picking out your mouse, what should you look for?
Hint: 2 choices
How calm it is.
Clean coat.
Pink skin on the ears and tail.
Runny nose.
Noisy breathing.
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Can mice be kept together?

Can mice be kept together?
Hint: 2 choices
Female mice can and should be kept together.
Male mice can and should be kept together.
Female and male mice can and should be kept together.
Male mice cannot be kept together.
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The ideal temperature for mice is...

15 to 27 degrees Celcius.
10 to 20 degrees Celcius.
30 to 35 degrees Celcius.
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When should mice be weaned?

When should mice be weaned?
3 to 4 weeks after birth.
2 to 3 weeks after birth.
1 to 2 weeks after birth.
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What should you avoid feeding your mice?

What should you avoid feeding your mice?
Hint: 10 choices
Peanut butter.
Bacon.
Cooked pasta.
Bread.
Avocado.
Walnuts.
Rhubarb.
Raisins.
Grapes.
Blueberries.
Celery.
Bananas.
Lettuce.
Oranges.
Mangos.
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How often should you clean their cage?

Once a week.
Once every two weeks.
Once a month.
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Good beddings for mice.

Good beddings for mice.
Hint: 3 choices
Dust-extracted bedding.
Shredded paper.
Dusty or scented bedding.
Cedar shavings.
Aspen wood shavings.
Pine shavings.