Mouse + Stick + Ring Neem Wood Teether Babycov

Mice are active and curious creatures that require a clean, stimulating environment to thrive.

• Habitat: Provide a spacious cage with soft, absorbent bedding such as shredded paper or aspen shavings. Regularly clean the cage to prevent the buildup of waste and odors.

• Diet: Feed a balanced diet consisting of high-quality mouse pellets, supplemented with fresh vegetables and occasional fruits. Avoid sugary treats to prevent health issues like obesity.

• Water: Ensure a constant supply of fresh, clean water. Check and refill the water bottle or dish daily to keep your mouse well-hydrated.

• Enrichment: Mice need mental and physical stimulation. Providing a variety of toys, including those made from teeth-safe wood, helps keep them engaged and healthy.

• Health Monitoring: Regular veterinary check-ups are essential to monitor for common health issues, such as respiratory infections or dental problems.

2. Stick (Teeth-Safe Wood Chew Toy) Care

Description:

A stick made from teeth-safe wood is a crucial enrichment tool for your mouse, offering both dental health benefits and physical stimulation.

• Chewing: The stick helps manage your mouse’s continuously growing teeth. It should be crafted from non-toxic, untreated wood, free of chemicals or pesticides.

• Climbing and Exploration: In addition to chewing, the stick provides a climbing surface, encouraging physical activity and exploration.

Care:

• Cleaning: Clean the stick regularly to remove any waste or debris. Use a mild, pet-safe cleaner and ensure the stick is thoroughly dried before placing it back in the cage.

• Inspection: Regularly inspect the stick for signs of splintering or wear. Replace it if it becomes damaged to avoid injury.

3. Ring (Teeth-Safe Wood Enrichment Accessory) Care

Description:

A ring made from teeth-safe wood offers additional enrichment for your mouse, encouraging interactive play and physical activity.

• Interactive Play: The wooden ring encourages climbing, balancing, and chewing. It should be constructed from durable, non-toxic wood that is safe for chewing.

• Mental Stimulation: Engaging with the ring helps reduce boredom and stimulates natural behaviors, promoting overall well-being.

Care:

• Cleaning: Clean the ring regularly to remove any waste or bacteria. Use a mild soap solution and rinse thoroughly, ensuring it is completely dry before returning it to the cage.

• Inspection: Check the ring for signs of damage or wear, such as splinters or loose parts. Replace the ring if it becomes unsafe or damaged.