Do the mice stay onscreen all the time?
No. Mice regularly hide, peek briefly or disappear behind cover before returning.
Mouse Game for Cats
Watch mice peek, creep, and scurry between hiding places.
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Mouse House
Watch mice peek, creep, and scurry between hiding places.
Normal energy mixes gentle movement with quick escapes. Touch reactions let nearby paw taps send animals away.
20 minutes · Mix · Low sound
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How does Mouse House keep the movement believable?
The mice spend meaningful time out of sight. A mouse may show only its head, retreat, emerge slowly, pause halfway across the floor or suddenly scurry to another hole. A second mouse can appear, but the scene avoids keeping every target visible all the time.
How the movement works
Mouse House uses hidden, peeking, creeping, sniffing and scurrying states. Paw input near a visible mouse sends it toward the nearest hole with a faster escape path.
Scene copy last reviewed October 15, 2026.
Mouse Game for Cats questions
Can two mice appear?
Yes. Normal and Hunt energy can create overlapping mouse behavior without forcing both mice to remain visible.
What happens when my cat touches a mouse?
A nearby mouse scurries toward the closest hiding hole.
Nature sound recordings
Bird Feeder: black-capped chickadee by Jonathon Jongsma (CC BY-SA 3.0). Squirrel Patio: gray squirrel by Aubrey John Williams, © The British Library Board (CC BY-SA 4.0). Bug Hunt: field cricket by Thatcher (CC BY-SA 3.0). Recordings are trimmed, faded, normalized and compressed; adapted audio retains each source license. Mouse House, Aquarium and Lizard Hunt stay quiet rather than adding unrelated animal calls.