You will want to check for a shiny (not sweaty looking) coat, no bald patches of fur, the eyes are bright and responsive, and the mouse itself is active and running around. They have normal bodily fluid movements too. Sick rats develop a hunch-back, and they appear to have difficulty breathing. They squint their eyes, barely walk or move, and they look like they have been sweating. Missing fur can be caused by stress or mites. If you suspect something may be wrong with your rat, clean the bedding and line the cage with toilet paper and have some shredded toilet paper in the corner. This way you can see if they are urinating blood or if the are going to be bathroom at all. Sick animals typically hide when they are ill as a defensive mechanism. That's why you should only have a corner of shredded toilet paper for them to nest in. Healthy mice will SHRED all of the toilet paper... as sick mice will not make the effort and go to the one corner that is pre-shredded. Hey there, lively, good apetite. Not over weight. check for mites and lice in the hair. Inspect tail to see if there are and red patches or marks same with the ears. And nose. If it does, its a bad thing. It might be or have been picked on by others or have mites. If it has mite is should be treated asap because in severe cases they can die from mite infestation. Also check for clear eyes. Hope this helps.
so what is the relationship between mouse and flea other then they are brother and sister, and if a mouse has fleas what are the symptoms.
Yes but it is hard for a raven to catch a live healthy mouse.
from a mouse breeder but if you don't trust them try the pet store. Go to the web site Thefunmouse.com and you can adopt or buy a mouse there
How old is your mouse? Mice usually live for 1 - 2 years, and they age quickly, by this i mean one day they will be completely healthy and the next they will look old, skinny and aged. Could this be a possibility of what is happening to your mouse?? best wishes,
you do not teach it depends if it is healthy or not if it is healthy it will go on the wheel itself if it is not it will climb on the cage
Symptoms vary depending on the specific complement deficiency and the disease that results. Some people remain healthy with no symptoms at all.
no. the mother mouse would only kill its baby if it was dead or sick! if the others are healthy she will not kill them.
it be looking bad and there be a diry great big mouse next to ur feet! You may start bleein and the mouse may be still anging to your there arm!
Eating a healthy, high protein diet
it was very lethal. symptoms are bloody vomit fever and tumors.
you can bye a other mouse that has milk in her body and see if it take cares if the baby mouse
The healthy spouse may suffer symptoms of and need to be treated for hypOthyroidism.