Gerbils

Gerbils will NOT swim they will drown. They are native to the desert and they don't know how to swim.

I would look in small places, (depending on how small the baby is) And maybe try to lure it out w/ food. Sorry U Can't find them. Good Luck!

Wet tail is a disease for hamsters. It is almost like hamsters getting diarrhea. If not treated with drops or any medicine, it can be fatal. Fatal means that your hamster can die from this disease. My hamster, Nemo, has wet tail now, so everyday, twice a day, I have to give Nemo two drops of orange flavored wet tail drops.

If you notice your hamster has a wet bottom and/or has wet and/or strong smelling poo, go to your local pet shop and buy some medicine for your furry little buddy so you can keep a healthy, happy pet!

For the record, Nemo LOVES the drops and takes it as a treat. I feel bad for having to take the dropper away so I always make sure to give her a top favorite seed. But, do not just buy the drops as a treat because this will make your pet sick.

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No!

Get a friend or family member to watch your furry friend!

I've had experience, the feeling is horrible when you come home to your little guy and he has passed on.

They are allowed many things such as carrots, lettuce, and celery. They also enjoy many fruits such as small apple slices, grapes, and many others. Although, many gerbils like seeds.

I don't know about mice, I would guess 'yes' if you could find a vet to do it. I have had many male rats neutered so they could live with my females. Neutered, they are less aggressive and don't get the oily, musky smell that un-neutered rats do. Still, in retrospect, compared to the cost of the procedure and the longevity of the animals, I would not do it in the future. I'am not to 100% if you can neutered your mice go and ask your vet to see if you can or not. Sorry I can not help you that much.

They are desert animals and their bodies have adapted to extracting most of the water from their food. In the wild, they don't have access to water all the time and the food they eat very often isn't that moist. So producing urine is a waste of water and they have reduced it to a minimum. That's an adaption you will find in many desert animals.

There is a chance you can get him back especially if he's in one room. You can get his favorite treats (varies between gerbil to gerbil) and put it in a box. Make books or some sort of climb around the box. Don't put anything so he can climb out. The trick is that he will follow the scent of the treat (the smellier the better!) and climb up the books and jump into the box for the treats. Now that he's in the box, he can't climb out.

Personally, my gerbils adore apples. If you do give them apples, be sure to give them small pieces without the apple peel or seeds; the seeds are poisonous for them. My gerbils also love sunflower seeds, but be careful, they are very fatty, so don't feed them too many! Also, roasted pumpkin seeds (WITHOUT salt) are a favorite. Small pieces of carrots are nice, too, as are raisins. If you eat plain Cheerios for breakfast, those are great.

Gerbils can eat most green vegetables, but be sure to only give one serving of green vegetables a week, or else the gerbil can get diarrhea.

Hope that helps!

its really easy gerbils will need to live in a aquarium with a lid and for their bedding out sawdust they will eat gerbil food witch you can get from most pet shops and they ll want a wheel but a free standing one and sometimes need a free run of the house their tail is very easy to brake so be carefull with it

Associate it with a treat, like carrot or sunflower seeds.

Gerbils come from the Gobi Desert where their primary diet consists of roots and grass. Domestic gerbils are mostly accustomed to eating nuts, grains, and seeds. Most enjoy vegetables like lettuce but are put off by fruits. When fed a proper balanced diet there should be no need to feed them any type of human food and I would advise against it because it may upset their digestion.

No. Gerbils produce gerbils and guinea pigs produce guinea pigs

If it is really swollen and red, try wiping it really softly with either water or you could try special preservative-free saline solution (from vets), but I would stick with the water. I would advise you to take it to the vet if the swelling isn't gone by the next day. Hope it helps

They may come out for food or water .

In what? If you are planning on being gone for 4 days and want to leave them in a confined crate or pen, don't. Weather is to hot and they would very quickly run out of fresh water and food. Better to leave them out to roam free and have access to all of this. Make absolutely sure they have water available. Ducks will go through and dirty an average of 15 gallons per day per duck, so if you are leaving, hook up and auto water fill that keeps a container at a given level of water regardess how much the ducks splash out. May make a mess in 4 days but better than having dead ducks from ladk of water.

Mother gerbils should stay with there babies until atleast 4 weeks of age. If they eat there babies then something is wrong either they are dehydrated, the pup is sick, ect. If the father is with them it is fine. Gerbil's make great dads. To learn more go to: www.agsgerbils.org

No. They are two completely different species. Chances are the rat would attack the gerbil and possibly kill it.

yes you can i have 1 gerbil by itself and its fine

Use the dust as you would baking soda to eliminate odors in carpet, pet bads etc. It is also useful as a insecticide for certain species, particularly fleas and mites. Use the dust as you would baking soda to eliminate odors in carpet, pet bads etc. It is also useful as a insecticide for certain species, particularly fleas and mites.

Gerbils are not permitted to be kept as pets in Australia.

it is an animal that has fur,skin,or hair.

The only people who would have even a semi-accurate account of the amount of cloned food that is being sold today are the companies who are putting it there and government agencies who are allowing them to do it. Cloned food is a lot like genfoods (foods containing ingredients from genetically modified plants or animals). By the time the word about GMOs in the foods we buy at the supermarkets got out to the masses, GMOs were ingredients in almost all processed foods. It will be the same for cloned foods unless enough people speak out against it NOW.

it can be loads of things like egrlbis