Baby mice do not lose there fur. They are actually born without it. A healthy baby should be naked and pink. When they reach seven days old then their colored fuzz appears and as the grow so does their fur until they reach adulthood.
I think it is their baby fur, once they are older they will loose their baby fur and regrow thicker and rougher fur:)
Rats probably have fur because they are mammals and it is not really even like they have much fur it's like they have little hairs.
They tend to lose fur if they are stressed, there can be other causes like fleas biting at them ect ect, but its nothing to worry about. If you are concerned, go to your vet.
No, they get their fur in time. About 3 weeks with the mice I had once.
They eat Pinky mice, they are the baby mice that don't have any fur yet
Baby mice are pink because they haven'tgrown fur.after 1 or 2 weeks they grow there fur.
Because that is their skin color, and they don't have fur yet.
Yes they can and usually do.
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!
Hello. My mouse had babies, and the father was wild, so i don't know if this differs in half wild baby mice or domestic babies but they started to grow fur after about 3 weeks.
check if they eat solid food. I have 14 baby mice at home (3weeks old), they are quite independent ... I can say your mice will be alright.
No
Yes, rats have fur therefore they are furry
because you can see that it wants more food or it wants to leave the nest
If a chinchilla is stressed out they will lose their fur.