That has happened to 3 of my pet mice, and they died from it. NOw another 1 of my mice seems to be getting it. I would suggest calling a vert-dont take your mouse to them. If your mouse is with other mice, they might be barbering her-where a bigger mouse will chew off her fur-you should observe them, and if necessary separate them. Make sure your mouse is getting the vitamins it needs, like oils from sunflower seeds. A great brand of food, which I fed my mice, it has all of the vitamins and nutrients necessary-is either the Animal Planet brand of food, or "Sunscription Vita Plus Mice, Rat, and Gerbil Food"
If they are losing fur it is most likely do to mites.
Hello. Mice can loose there fur from mites, so maybe visit your local vet.
Mice have fur. no they have hair
Most mice have fur, but some don't. It really depends on what kind of mouse it is. Mice are born with no fur, but as they get older they start to get fur.
yes they would because they lick them self
i would take him/her to the vet
no they do not have fur when born
No
No but, there are lemmings they are like mice but with shorter tails and they can have brown and black fur or white fur.
He likes the softness of their fur, just how he likes the fur on the puppy or how he imagines the rabbits
a mice survives cold weather by its fur it has very soft fur
Mice can over-groom when stressed, leading to skin irritations and fur loss. Wikipedia.