When can baby mice be separated from the momma mouse?

Just baby mouse (or if more baby mice)

The time line for mice goes like this (in weeks): Baby gets it markings Baby gets fur Baby opens eyes and can be held Baby is weaned Baby can be separated from mother Baby can breed Although some mice don't begin to breed until even 10 weeks, if boys and girls are separated they will breed when put back together again.

Baby mice can be separated once they can see and hear and have fur as long as you can tell the difference between a boy and a girl. Because mice can have babies when they are 4 weeks old!

The mother mouse does!

A mouse have more of a pinkish color. Baby mice has a kind of "pointy" nose.

Yes we had a pregnant mouse who was in a cage with 7 other female mice, so we put her in her own cage. When she has her babies, she will make a nest for them so make sure there is plenty of bedding. If you do not separate them the baby mice might be at risk, although a pregnant mouse can be kept in the same cage. If her babies are in the cage…

a mice or mouse

A mouse can produce a litter up to 16 baby mice.

Baby mice are usually referred to as pinkies or pups. The scientific name for the common mouse is Mus Musculus.

No because if you put a baby mouse/mice with adults they would think it's FOOD! Trust me, I had a baby field mouse and I put it in the cage with the adults and it was gone soon.

I think the real question is what is a baby mouse called...scallywag.

The best advice for caring for baby mice would be: do not handle the baby mouse until it is as least one week old. Baby mice a very hard to take care of.

You can put baby mice in with adult mice but it has to be their children for the adult mice to feed them. Yes, but you must be very careful. Try not to get to much of your scent on the baby mouse. Sneak the baby in, when the mother mouse is not looking. Only if the baby is about the same age as the ones that are originally the mothers children. You can easily…

It is very likely that a baby mouse may carry a disease, but not all do. It all depends on the habitat and, of course, what the mouse may consume. Mice can also be born with the disease( for example: the hantavirus).

That depends on how you feel about it being there, and how old it is! Likely, if there are multiple mice, it is because momma thought your box made a nice safe nest and decided to raise her family there. This is especially true if the baby mice are hairless (ie, under five days old) because pups that young are not mobile. If you don't care about mice in your home, I suggest simply leaving…

Maybe, but you must be careful. The mother mouse might cannibalize it.

A baby mouse must be at least one week old before a person can handle it. Baby mice are very difficult to take raise.

yes the mouse is afraid because i have a baby mouse and when you see a mouse in a field injured you care for it

how do you now wene a babby mice is hungry how do you now wene a babby mice is hungry

All mice have 4 legs. They are mammals.

Wild mama mouse milk. lol

On average a newborn mouse weighs 1g.

well i have saved a mouse and its a baby all it does is eat and sleep. and walks sometimes

A 45 day-old mouse is already an adult. They turn into adult mice in about 24 to 30 days. A hairless mouse is a breed of mouse.

pretty much mice are all girls

as long as the mouse seller tells you

well the best time to hold baby mice is when they are fully fured not when their skin is exposed and they look pink then the mother will smell you on the baby mouse and kill it and sometimes they will even eat its remains.

baby mice can be held once you see that they have fur, and whatever you are keeping them in you see them out and about, if they are pink they should be left alone, always remember mice are held by the tail.

The idea of having babies from your mouse has crossed the mind of many owners of female mice. However, breeding babies requires more or less time and effort from the mouse owner. Therefore, there is a long way from momentary impulse to the day when babies have been separated from the mother and have found a new, good home. Breeding mice is very interesting and following the babies' growth from pink, hairless little things to…

Baby mice are breast fed by their mother until they are about 3 weks old when they can eat normal mouse food.

Mice. One mouse is a mouse. Mice is more than one. The lady had mice in her house. The cat caught a mouse.

A mouse can be either male or female. Fun Fact: In one month a female mouse can breed and the baby mice will breed and produces at least 100 mice a month. Next month will be 200 then 400 the 800 etc!

Baby mice are introduced to food by their mothers so you should not need to interfere in anyway unless the baby mouse doesn't have a mother. I think baby mice start to eat solid food at around 2-3weeks.

Because of the smell and yellow coloring. Mouse urine is very smelly, especially the male mouse urine.

Mice can have babies whenever, not just in the spring. A female mouse ovulates every five days, or rather, can get pregnant every five days. Once a female mouse is pregnant, it will take about twenty-days for the baby mice to be born.

Actually you dont clean mice they clean them selves

my mouse has always had pink feet and she is 1 year old

yes - if it's a big teaspoon, or a small baby mouse. Why would you want to though?

Milk baby mice prefer mothers milk witch is body temp.

mice The plural for mouse is mice Mice

My baby mice started eating seeds and popcorn at 3 weeks old. When they start exploring and trying to eat food they can probably be separated from their mom as well.

No way. If the baby mice are in the cage long enough with the mother mouse, the mother mouse will indefinitely eat the babies.

The plural of mouse is mice

mice for 2-infinate mouse for 1 For example i added my MOUSE to my friends group of MICE.

they can be called several things such as pups, pinkies or kittens but i guess you could call a young mouse a baby mice

No: "Mice" is the plural form of mouse. Possible pronouns for "mouse" are "it", "he", or "she".

A kangaroo mouse, like the kangaroo rat, is not a member of the kangaroo family (unlike rat-kangaroos, which are different again). There is no special name given to baby kangaroo mice.

mice is the plural for mouse.

mouse is singular, mice is plural

They are usually called mouselets, pups, pinkies, or kittens, but baby mice is acceptable.