Vegetables can be consumed in many forms and still count toward the daily serving requirement. This includes 100 percent vegetable juice and raw, cooked, fresh, frozen or canned vegetables. One-half cup of vegetable juice or most raw vegetables equals one serving.
Pet mice will eat most kinds of vegetables, but they tend to enjoy crunchy ones more. Vegetables such as broccoli, carrots and celery contain a balance of vitamins, minerals and carbohydrates that are essential to keeping your pet mouse healthy. A piece of apple also serves as a healthy treat.
A mouse's typical diet consists of seeds and fruit. Mice don't really like cheese - although they will eat it if it is their only food. Ideal baits are peanut butter, chocolate, and meats such as bacon. MYTH: Mice do not have Urine Bladders. FACT: Mice and rats do urinate relatively often compared to some of the larger mammals. But they do have bladders. MYTH: Cats or Dogs Can Control Mice. FACT: Cats may kill the occasional young or old rodent, but they do not control rodent infestations.