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How can I tell if my mouse is pregnet?

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Posted by Danni on May 09, 2002 at 10:11:52:

I recently bought a mouse from a pet store, and I am starting to suspect that she may be pregnet.

I did some reading up on it online, and some of the signs sounded like her. For example, it said that pregnet mice may not act like themselves, which is what she is doing. When I first got her she was quiet, and extremely well behaved. Now she is very irritable, and not like herself at all.

She also will not stop digging around her beding. The only time she stops, is usually to eat. She always is moving, digging around the bedding.

This is my first mouse, so I am very new to all of this. If anyone can let me know of anything to look out for, or what to do, it really would be greatly appreciated. You can contact me via email at danni@hfonc.zzn.com.

Thanks for your time.

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: I recently bought a mouse from a pet store, and I am starting to suspect that she may be pregnet. : I did some reading up on it online, and some of the signs sounded like her. For example, it said that pregnet mice may not act like themselves, which is what she is doing. When I first got her she was quiet, and extremely well behaved. Now she is very irritable, and not like herself at all. : She also will not stop digging around her beding. The only time she stops, is usually to eat. She always is moving, digging around the bedding. : This is my first mouse, so I am very new to all of this. If anyone can let me know of anything to look out for, or what to do, it really would be greatly appreciated. You can contact me via email at danni@hfonc.zzn.com. : Thanks for your time.

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