Raspberry and Papaya

Female · Baby

Support and Health Do I have any medical conditions? None Papaya and Raspberry have a clean bill of health. Who I can live with Can I live with dogs? Yes Can I live with cats? Yes Can I live with small pets? Yes Additional information Like other small pets, they should be kept safely away from other animals in the home. As prey animals, they may feel threatened by the presence of other species such as cats and dogs. Family and environment What kind of family am I looking for? Mice can make lovely first-time pets for children who are calm, patient and confident. They often enjoy coming out to be handled and will happily take treats from your hands. A family who finds joy in watching their pets have fun climbing and exploring their set ups would be perfect for mice. They will need gentle handling and a quiet approach, as they can sometimes be startled and can be quick when they run! What type of environment would suit me? Mice are active and curious animals that love to climb, dig and explore. A suitable enclosure for a group of 3-4 mice should measure at least 80cm wide, 50cm deep and 35 cm high, with bar spacing no greater than 7mm. Being such active animals, providing them with lots of different types of enrichment will ensure they stay happy. Discover the perfect care tips for mice in our care guide: About Raspberry and Papaya Meet these two beautiful little girls, they are looking for a home where they can be introduced to some more mice friends to play with. Papaya is the more confident of the two girls, she will always be the first to come and say hello. She has been gaining more and more confidence each day, almost brave enough to take her favourite treat from your fingers. Raspberry is more reserved, and will often be hidden away for the first few minutes, but you will soon see her nose poke out of her hiding spot and carefully watch. With some more time to settle and with some soft voices and soft handling, we are certain it wont be long before Raspberry is exploring happily around with Papaya. One thing these girls love to do, is DIG! They absolutely love it, creating lots of little mounds all over their cage. Whether they’re digging in their soil tray, in their normal substrate or their soft bedding, they are having so much fun. If you have a lonely mouse who is in need of some very sweet girls to cuddle with, or you have a group who enjoy the bigger social life. Please get in contact via the website to enquire about Raspberry and Papaya. Things to note Do you have a single mouse looking for a companion? Or a small group who are looking to have more friends? As well as rehoming bonded groups, we can help to find companions for single mice too. We offer an onsite mixing service and can also provide you with ongoing support if you choose to mix at home instead. To find out more about our mixing service;

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