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How to take care of baby mouse?
I just go a new Baby Mouse my friend gave me it it is a little less than an inch and all white with red eyes he is sooo cute!anyways i have no idea how to take care of one and also i have a crazy dog who wants him dead he stares at him all the time evry time we are near the mouse he comes right up to him looking at him really mad anyways can you plz help me with both my pets how to take care of my Mouse and how to make my dog stop being like this around him
My mouse is about 1-2 months old but he is very active and is very playful(well they both mean the same thing)and he eats alot i put some pieces of bread small tiny pieces he eats them but what else should i get him??
My mouse is about 1-2 months old but he is very active and is very playful(well they both mean the same thing)and he eats alot i put some pieces of bread small tiny pieces he eats them but what else should i get him??
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- 1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Rachel is wrong. If the little fellow can eat and digest normal food he is ready to be taken away from his mom. Normally they are weened when they are about 6 weeks old. Buy him a small aquarium and ask the people at the pet store what kind of bedding and food they recommend. In the mean time, feed him mushed banana's and scrambled eggs. He will need a wheel and a water dispenser and a food dish. Keep the cage in a room that has a door so you can keep the door shut and the dog away from the mouse. Put the mouse cage on a table not on the floor. Remember- mice are very social animals and you should play with him once or twice a day. Change his cage once a week or more.
Hope this helps! :)
Source(s): Experienced mouse owner and breeder - RachelLv 41 decade ago
he really should be a lot - a looot bigger before u take him away from his mom. you should have waited longer. i have no idea how old it is so i cant tell u how to take care of it. it doesnt seem like hes even old enough to be weand!
