How much does a pet mouse cost?

Mice are one of the most affordable pets, costing $5 to $10. Most pet stores carry them. Look for a pet store or breeder that separates males and females at a young age.

Can you buy a pet mouse?

Find a local pet store that sells mice. Many of the major pet store chains will carry mice as pets. However, you should also consider supporting small businesses, if there are any near you, that sell mice. Be careful when buying pets online or through social media.

Does PetSmart sell live mice?

Live pets are available in-store only. State and local regulations may vary. Pet size, gender and color may vary by store. Stop by your nearest PetSmart to find your next family pet.

Do pets at home sell pet mice?

Hamster Mice & Rat | Pets At Home.

Do pet mice smell?

Pet mice do have a tendency to be quite smelly pets. This is due to the fact that they communicate with each other through scent. Mice have an excellent sense of smell and a territorial. These attributes combined make for these adorable little creatures to be quite smelly indeed.

How long do pet mice live for?

2 years

Do pet mice need baths?

A pet mouse engages in fastidious cleaning of himself, much like a cat, and rarely needs a bath. In this case, you need to clean him properly without immersing him in water and scaring him.

What do pet mice die from?

Mice can, in fact, die from influenza. If their tiny immune system can’t fight off a human sickness, it can kill them. Illnesses like salmonella and (in particular) norovirus can kill humans.

Are mice good pets?

Pet mice can be handled, but they need a gentle touch and sometimes a good deal of patience if they are not very tame, to begin with. Mice may not be suited to younger kids, but every child is different. They are quiet pets, but they also have short life spans (1 to 2 years), which can be tough for a young child.

Is it OK to only have one pet mouse?

Absolutely! Fancy mice are extremely social animals, but only the females should be kept together. Females can happily live in pairs, trios, or even small groups with enough space and can bond very quickly. Males, on the other hand, should be kept alone and away from other mice.

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