What is the Diet of All Animals in Minecraft?

In Minecraft, numerous mobs inhabit all three dimensions. While farm animals like cows and sheep commonly graze on grass in the Overworld, players can also feed various mobs to breed or tame them. The act of feeding mobs is an essential mechanic in the game, although some mobs cannot be tamed outright. Instead, players can gain their trust by providing the correct food item.

Below is a comprehensive list of all the Minecraft mobs that can consume items fed to them by players.

The Complete List of Mobs That Eat in Minecraft

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Most passive mobs can be fed by players, and some neutral mobs will also eat from players’ hands. Among the many hostile mobs, players can only feed hoglins, which require crimson fungi to breed.

Refer to the following list:

Cows: Wheat
Sheep: Wheat
Pigs: Carrots, Potatoes, Beetroot
Chickens: Seeds
Horses, Donkeys, Mules: Golden Apples/Golden Carrots (for breeding), Hay Bales, Apples, Sugar, Wheat, Bread (for healing and taming)
Rabbits: Carrots, Golden Carrots, Dandelions
Llamas : There are Bales
Wolves: Bones (for taming), Any raw/cooked meat (for breeding and healing)
Ocelots/Cats: Raw Tropical Fish, Salmon, or Cod
Parrots: Seeds (including Wheat Seeds, Pumpkin Seeds, Melon Seeds, Beetroot Seeds)
Turtles: Seagrass
Pandas: Bamboo
Foxes: Sweet Berries
Bees: Flowers
Axolotls: Tropical Fish (in buckets)
Polar Bears: Raw Cod or Salmon
Goats: Wheat
Dolphins: Fish
Armadillo: Spider Eyes
Camel: Cactus
Frog: Slimeball, smallest Magma Cubes
Sniffer: Torchflower Seeds
Strider: Warped Fungus
Tadpole: Slimeball
Zombie Villager: Golden Apple
Hoglin: Crimson Fungi

How Villagers Technically Eat Food in Minecraft

Among all the mobs in the game, the villagers present some of the most fascinating behaviors. Similar to regular humans, villagers follow a daily routine and have specific tasks during both day and night. Although they are not commonly seen eating, farmer villagers possess the ability to plant and harvest crops for themselves or for players.

When players offer villagers food items like bread, carrots, potatoes, or beetroots, the villagers will collect these items, which makes them more willing to mate and produce additional villagers. While they maintain an invisible inventory, it is reasonable to conclude that by directly picking up food items, villagers consume them to enhance their willingness to breed.