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I found these baby Mice under my pool deck huddling next to their dead mother :( I'm a ball python breeder and an animal lover so I couldnt let these guys die. Their eyes arn't even open yet!!!!!!! If anybody could tell me how to care for them it would be great!
 

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There's no telling what diseases or parasites they might be harboring. Sometimes it's best to let nature take it's course.

But if you're dead set on fostering them, a momma mouse with a litter under her would be the way to go.
 
If you don't already breed rodents, your guess is as good as mine. :shrug01: I'm not sure you can bottle feed mice, and I don't know what you'd give them if you could. Esbilac? They look way too young to try and wean them though.
 
MagickalMorphs said:
Found a few links for you. I haven't had the chance to go over them for solid info, but it's a start. Apparently you can handfeed these guys. I've handfed a lot of baby birds and small mammals (squirrels mostly), but I can't even begin to imagine what a pain feeding a mouse would be.

http://www.thefunmouse.com/info/orphanedmice.cfm
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20070720143733AAtTpBH
http://www.afrma.org/rminfo8.htm

And a video:
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You are an absolute life saver (litterally) thank you so much!
 
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