Rats And Onions

Can I give onions to my mice with onion rings? 3

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Tessa Starr: Oh, it's too late. Why no information? They are only an inch tall.

Thanks :) This was their first time eating onion and they liked it. 1 is Ben, because he never ate it, maybe he will never give it again, hahaha

Rats And Onions

Tessa Starr: I know cheese / milk is bad for rats and as I said they will probably never eat onions and besides, onions are cooked in onion rings.
Onions will not harm them if they are eaten now and then. Don't make it simple and difficult. Foods like lettuce and cheese are healthy and can be fed regularly, and rats definitely prefer them to onions.
Edit: They told me cheese is good for them, I didn't know it wasn't. By salad I mean Roman lettuce.
If you think about it, in the jungle, ie through chaos / garbage / wherever they live, they live on things like ss and a lot they can find, which is obviously always good for them. It doesn't happen and we give it to them. No, things like onions keep ringing all the time, but sometimes it doesn't hurt.

Rats And Onions

No, you can't eat onions.

Edit: Raw onions can cause anemia and even cause abdominal pain in mice ... Retrieved from the Mouse Expert website. Also, others say it's okay because wild rats will eat the whole thing. This is completely wrong. Your mouse is not a stray mouse and should not be attacked. You won't start with a slice of onion this time, but you won't give anything away.

Someone also said that lettuce and cheese are good for them. This is also not true. Salads are nothing more than water, and most mice don't eat them. You can eat Roman lettuce if you like, but not iceberg. And cheese is bad because dairy is not good for it. Most mice are lactose intolerant. Giving them a piece of cheese can make your stomach ache, but you won't even notice it, because they are hiding the pain.

You can feed any mouse. I fed him my onion ring and no problem.

Clean mice have a variety of foods to survive.

Certainly not, they are on the list of foods that most small mice should avoid.

As long as they are cooked! :)