Curious about what your Minecraft mobs munch on? Whether they’re friendly or foe, knowing what fuels them can make all the difference in your gameplay. From protecting yourself against hostile mobs to nurturing your passive pals, feeding them is key to keeping the balance in your world. Here’s a breakdown of what each creature craves:
All Mobs You Can Feed in Minecraft:
- Axolotl: Bucket of tropical fish
- Bee: Any flower
- Camel: Cactus
- Cat/Ocelot: Raw cod, raw salmon
- Chicken: Beetroot seed, pumpkin seed, melon seed, wheat seed, torchflower seed, pitcher pod
- Cow/Mooshroom: Wheat
- Fox: Glow berry, sweet berry
- Frog: Slimeball
- Goat: Wheat
- Hoglin: Crimson fungus
- Horse/Donkey/Mule (Breeding food – Must be tamed): Golden apple, enchanted golden apple, golden carrot
- Horse/Donkey/Mule (Other food they will eat): Apple, sugar, hay bale, wheat
- Llama/Trader Llama: Hay bale
- Panda: Bamboo
- Pig: Beetroot, carrot, potato
- Rabbit: Carrot, dandelion, golden carrot
- Sheep: Wheat
- Sheep will also eat the top of Grass blocks that are placed in the world
- Sniffer: Torchflower seeds
- Strider: Warped fungus
- Turtle: Seagrass
- Wolf:
- In Minecraft: Bedrock Edition: Any kind of raw or cooked meat, excluding fish for breeding.
- In Minecraft: Java Edition: Any kind of raw or cooked meat, except fish which they avoid.
Understanding what keeps your Minecraft mobs satisfied can enhance your gaming experience and help you make the most out of your interactions with them. So, keep those buckets filled and those seeds handy to ensure your world thrives with life!
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