Wild animals can carry diseases, and vets that aren't trained for wild life don't treat them. But, they wouldn't know a wild mouse from a domestic unless you told him...or it's very apparent from their condition. i think vets dont treat wild mice because maybe they bite when a human touches them Usually it runs under the jurisdiction of "Wildlife." If you look it up in the phone book they could give you some help.
Of corse! There are vets that specialize in exotic animals - this includes mice! They can be treated from anything from eye infections, UTI's, respiratory infections, and surgery to remove tumors, etc.
Vets treat animals and doctors treat humans. In other words, a vet is like a doctor, only they treat animals. Vets are animal doctors
Well, some treat the hurt animals and send the abadoned to a shelter or rescue.. So. Yeah :)
Vets in the Wild - 1998 is rated/received certificates of: Belgium:KT
There are wild mice, but most wild mice aren't rabid....
Vets in the Wild West - 2001 is rated/received certificates of: Belgium:KT
Wild mice like bologna.
Your little guinea pig could have an infection or an eye condition and you should take it into the vets right away. Many people don't realize that vets treat many animals from snakes, frogs, mice, rats, rabbits, etc.
mice that are not owned or that are not tamed.
take it to the vets!
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