A newborn pinkie mouse is best cared for by a momma mouse. Your chances of hand-rearing it are very small. If, however, momma mouse is nowhere to be found and you cannot get a "milker mouse" from a pet shop, a pinkie mouse can be fed kitten replacement milk (or KMR) from a pet shop. It must be fed this every two hours, without fail, or it will die.
Chances are, unless you know for a fact momma died, she wasn't far from her litter of pups. It's best to leave a nest of mouse pups alone.
Good luck.
A baby mouse is called a pup or a pinkie.
You should feed them on 'pinkies' - newborn baby mice. They are available from any reptile shop (or should be !) Feed one pinkie, once a week unless the snake is shedding - in which case feed a couple of days after it's shed. Don't forget to thaw the pinkie out before feeding !
No you can not touch a newborn baby mouse tomuch unless the eyes are open P.S feed a baby abandond mouse condensed milk worm up in microwave for 8 seconds and use sorinj
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you feed it one pinkie everyday so seven pinkie's.
you can bye a other mouse that has milk in her body and see if it take cares if the baby mouse
No, but you could feed it a rat.......
A mini-mouse.
it is know as a baby mouse
You can buy formula at the store. It's the best thing you could feed such a young mouse. It's just like sucking on the mothers mammory glands. (nipples)
it is known as the Doe (the male is a Buck and the young as Pup, Pinkie or Kittens)
No, they should not be caged together. A male hamster can be dangerous for a newborn animal, even one of its own.