Western spotted skunks are nocturnal omnivores, feeding on insects, scorpions, small vertebrates, (such as mice, voles, other rodents, rabbit kits, small birds, small reptiles and amphibians), roots, grains, fruit, and berries. Common insects eaten include beetles, grasshoppers, and caterpillars.
Western spotted skunks are nocturnal animals that eat a variety of foods, including insects, scorpions, small vertebrates like mice and rabbits, fruits, and grains. They also consume roots, berries, and other plant matter.