animals00 wrote:urgh I think he's a gonner,
his heart is still beating but there is not much response from him
no more deep breaths but I don't know if that is a good thing or not!
or is that just how they sleep? they zone out?
animals00 wrote:Well today at the wildlife shelter I volunteered at 2 baby mice were brought in, both pink and about 2 cm long, they are tiny! eyes are not open, no hair, we're not sure how old but no more than a day old!
we had trouble feeding them, i attempted to and kinda failed I think as one died
however I just found a way with the end of a needle, hard to describe but I think it works
being the animal lover that I am, i took it home (well both, one died at home) as the others dismissed them as no goes (and they are probably right) BUT I want to try anyway
hwoever, no one has ever had any this young!
so does anyone with pet mice have any tips?
do you know how fast they grow?
How often will it need feeding?
Will it need feeding at night?
and any tips on how to keep it alive!
I am feeding it cimicat (kitten replacement milk) with some avipro (an anti stress thing)
i also have a hedgehog =} but am not worried bout it!
EDIT: If you're more of a rat person, please tell me for rats, as they're similar
RE-EDIT: any rodents in general will help =)
varoujan wrote:That doesn't sound very good but he might still have a chance! Just keep trying to feed him and get him to a vet soon as soon possible!
Mekiebi wrote: Yes, indeed. I've had babies like this. Kitten formula is AMAZING. You can feed them from an eye dropper. Put the tip of it on their mouth, and squeeze a little bit out. If they don't eat it at first, and the formula is all over their mouth, they will eventually lick it up. Feed them at least 8 times a day. Night time, at least feed it before you go to sleep if you can feed him more than that. I'm sure you've gotten a pretty good idea of times but yeah.
animals00 wrote:oh well,
bad news
it is dead
although, i need a bit of a tip
the hedgehog has good reflects, tis very good at curling in a ball
and it might be small tis very spiky!
so i can't make him go potty, any tips?
varoujan wrote:animals00 wrote:oh well,
bad news
it is dead
although, i need a bit of a tip
the hedgehog has good reflects, tis very good at curling in a ball
and it might be small tis very spiky!
so i can't make him go potty, any tips?
It should go on its own...
If you have to help your hedgehog go to the washroom there is probably something really wrong with it.
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