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Post by EverythingAnimal Tue 26 Jul 2016, 10:35 pm

I put bits of cuttlebone in my aquariums to provide calcium for the snails, and was wondering if mice would like to chew on them? I can't imagine they have much flavor, but maybe they could serve the same purpose of a block of wood, but a bit softer. I cant think of a reason that they wouldn't be safe, but because these are my first few mice and I've never heard of it being used for mice, so I would like a second opinion.

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Post by MouseLover Wed 27 Jul 2016, 7:51 am

I can't remember why, but I remember being told that cuttlebone wasn't safe for mice. But I can't remember who said it or why, so I'm not certain about that Don't Know

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Post by CallaLily Wed 27 Jul 2016, 9:07 am

I think the concern is them eating too much of it? Same as those mineral chews you can buy at pet stores. I've always read that mice being fed a proper diet shouldn't need any supplements.

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