Zebra females wean their young at about 275 days. After this time, young zebras stay with their mother from one to three years. Young females tend to leave their mothers at an earlier age than the males, who may stay with their mothers for about three years.
Mother squirrels normally wean their babies for three to four months
milk them, wean them
You should separate them at 5 weeks, but they wean off the mother around week 4.
My trainer weans her babies around 6 months.
Leave the babies alone. Hamsters are known for cannibalizing their babies if they are handled before they are starting to wean.
only if ween is a word and last time i checked it is not in the dicsonary. but if u really want to then go for it. i would what ever ween means. -cick chick-
AnswerBunnies should be with their mother for 3-4 months because I hade a rabbit that wasn't with her mother that long and she was smaller than she was supposed to be for her kind of breed. Actually if the babies stayed with mom that long, she and they would all be pregnant! It's best to wean the babies at eight WEEKS, though some people wean as early as six weeks.
6-8 weeks
Oh, dude, a zebra baby typically feeds on its mother's milk for about 6-8 months. Yeah, they're like little milk fiends for a while, just hanging out and chugging away. But hey, who can blame them? Zebra milkshakes are all the rage in the savannah, you know.
Usually about a week, sometimes 2 weeks.
They normally do like humans with milk pouches attached on the females body, otherwise known as nipples. -wolf-gal10 They have nipples for the young pups and the pups are nursed for the first couple of weeks. After that the mother will regurgitate some of her food for the older pups to eat as they get older and start to wean from milk.
The best way to wean off of the muscle relaxer Flexeril is to do it slowly. The rate at which a person should cut their doses depends on how long they've been on the medication and what their dosage is. The best way to wean off of this medication is to come up with a plan with your doctor.