Safe items for chewing
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Safe items for chewing
by Amachi Sun 01 Mar 2020, 9:22 am
Hi Everyone!
My mice love to chew on big leaf maple twigs that are partially decomposed. But, recently I noticed that Fluffy is having an allergic reaction to the maple twigs. After a half or so of the twigs in her cage she is sneezing and rubbing her nose.
I would appreciate suggestions for safe chew things for my mice.
Cheers,
Amachi
My mice love to chew on big leaf maple twigs that are partially decomposed. But, recently I noticed that Fluffy is having an allergic reaction to the maple twigs. After a half or so of the twigs in her cage she is sneezing and rubbing her nose.
I would appreciate suggestions for safe chew things for my mice.
Cheers,
Amachi
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Re: Safe items for chewing
by Robin~ Mon 02 Mar 2020, 12:15 pm
Hello!
Maple, especially unsanitized, partially decomposed maple, is unsafe for mice. I would strongly suggest using items sold for rodents, such as apple sticks, loofah chews, hay/seagrass chews, and the alike.
Maple, especially unsanitized, partially decomposed maple, is unsafe for mice. I would strongly suggest using items sold for rodents, such as apple sticks, loofah chews, hay/seagrass chews, and the alike.
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Re: Safe items for chewing
by Carrie Thu 16 Apr 2020, 3:17 am
Ty for sharing Maple being not ok for Mice. I am getting a bulk load of sawdust and I will check to be certain it doesn't contain Maple. :O
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Re: Safe items for chewing
by Robin~ Thu 16 Apr 2020, 6:01 am
Carrie wrote:Ty for sharing Maple being not ok for Mice. I am getting a bulk load of sawdust and I will check to be certain it doesn't contain Maple. :O
Sawdust is also unsafe for mice as mice have very sensitive respiratory systems. I would also not use a bedding in which you don’t know what wood is being used.
I personally use paper bedding. It’s soft, only has a very small amount of dust, and can be inexpensive too if you know how to work a coupon
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