The western broad-toothed field mouse lives in dry rocky areas of the Balkans. It has a gray back, a grayish-white underside, and a long tail.
Its back is gray, its underside is grayish white, and its tail is long relative to its body.
It is active from dusk into the night and eats green plant parts, seeds, fruits, and insects. It shelters in rock crevices or burrows beneath rocks.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.