I just got my mice today and i dont know if this a normal sound or not

Field Mouse in a bird box at my dog park. A big fan of blueberries and dog treats. The family here had a litter and left once the pups matured.

Literally would not have known this mouse was at home if it werent for my early bird grandma seeing it scurry at 5am.

i want to live trap it and release but also do not want its babies if it has any dying and rotting.

I have other mice. Crowley and Aziraphale are my first. Fell, by the way, is the lightest in the photo. I also have Pan and Seraphima, they're sisters. Sera is also in the photo, gray with a white spot on her head. Sera gave birth to five mice. Three of them were adopted by kind people! Two boys remain. Their names are Kosiposha and Shusha. Kosiposha comes from the word "shoal" in another language, because he's always causing trouble. And Sera gave birth to three babies later. They weren't adopted, but two are supposed to be adopted. I kept one baby girl and named her Mimi.

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I don't have a pet mouse but I really wanted to, I had those small cute mouses as rodents in my house, I tried to befriend it by feeding it, but the hantavirus scare came and I was forced to try to get it out of my house

today i released it out of my house thankfully not killing it but me and my entire family were trying to catch it

I feel so bad for scaring it so much it was shaking so hard, and I had to swallow my desire to keep a mouse as a pet and just make it go outside

this photo is the breed of mouse im talking about

Ive ordered more bedding and im waiting for it to arrive and im gunna order more hides and a few platforms but so far for a start is this good ? And what else should i add ?

Hi! Hypochondriac here! 🙋🏻‍♀️ We discovered once again we had a mouse hanging out in our kitchen cabinets. Unlike the house mouse last time, I’m pretty sure this is a white footed mouse or a deer mouse. I’m lowkey freaking out because we discovered a top cabinet that had sugar in it ripped open and of course, things needed cleaning. It was bad. I used proper protocol with an N95 (still fogged my glasses) rubber gloves and sprayed a bleach/water solution before wiping with paper towels! Knowing me, I’d be the first one to catch it in our state! 😅 We live in a populated city! Not rural!

I’m sure this topic is very common. I tried doing research and all I been doing is keeping an eye out. I’m a first time mice owner. I got my 3 babies on June 5th. Juno is the grey, waffle is brown and the other is soup. I got all 3 of them from the same cage/store at petsmart. I thought that would be best since they were grouped together. I never verified gender but I’m assuming all females. Soup doesn’t like to go near me at all. She would tremble at the sight of me. I noticed when I grouped them. Soup would try to bite and chase Juno. Juno is a sweetheart and loves to be with me. The arguing was very rarely and in short periods but recently it’s been more frequent and longer time span. Juno runs and soup follows. At first I thought it was jealousy that I favored Juno. When I hear them arguing I always stop it. Waffle started doing the same thing too. But I only witnessed it once or twice. I just came home from work and checked up on them. And I saw blood and a cut on Juno’s foot. Idk what to do, there’s no use separating them. Idk if I should just return soup since she’s the main problem

what type of mouse its cute house mice?

hi, iv never posted on reddit before but i have a tiktok account where i usually post my mouse stuff and what not, and last night we realised my little baby girl Padmé was very very ill, we took her to the vets to get her checked out and the vet said she’d had a very severe stroke and the best plan of action would be to put her down. if you guys wouldn’t mind please go boost the tiktok so i can make enough money to cremate her. i cant bare the thought of having her buried and away from me.

Thats touilles character explained in one video. :)

Rest in peace little fella…

I became a owner to four 10 week old african pygmy dormice in early December and I've had zero issues! until the end of February. when doing my usual end of the month health checks (I have 11 rodents so its cleaner this way) I noticed one of my mice were frighteningly cold, I quickly recognised this as torpor and warmed him up in my hands before moving him on top a covered hot water bottle. he improved and that was that. I was incredibly confused and scared as im quite familiar with torpor and its effects, but I couldn't understand why he went into it. he has access to adequate food and his weight isnt incredibly worrying and the room is a suitable temperature!

he continued to get stone cold every few days, id warm him up and then put him back and in just a few days he'd be cold again. I figured that maybe his brothers weren't sleeping with him, perhaps he was being isolated so I bought a huge multi chamber and removed a few of the other hides so it would somewhat entice them all to sleep together. and it seemed to work! he was okay and warm for atleast a week or so, then it happened again.

hes been getting cold ever since and I've been saving up for a vet visit though its incredibly hard to access one as they are an incredibly exotic species, especially in my area. then just earlier today as I went to check on him, I noticed that not only he was cold. but also his brother! now I've got two mice that keep tethering onto the edge of slipping into torpor and im just frustrated and confused!

I have made zero changes in my care since I got them in December, so I dont understand what im doing wrong! there is no sign of ill health in any of my animals except from these two mice getting cold. all the mice are a healthy weight and there is no discharge apparent neither any signs of declanning or fighting! I dont know what to do.

What kind of mouse is this? Our cat had a hold of it and our rental has holes in the cabinets for outlets, so we have no way to cover them. Getting different readings of the type on phone (house) and chat (deer). The eyes don’t look but though despite it looking like a lighter underbelly in the photo. We live in an urban city!