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Posted by laurenk on April 13, 2003 at 01:49:19:

In Reply to: Re: A tribute to Mouse posted by brenna on April 12, 2003 at 21:29:48:

Smokey developed symptoms about 2-3 weeks after Daisy died and a few months after Daisy initialled got sick. But, my vet told me that mycoplasm cannot be transmitted between species of animals. When Daisy got sick, I read a lot about myco online. There are lots of great sites out there. Mroo may not be in any danger at all because she is a mouse. You should see what you can find out there on transmission. What a special rat Mouse was if she got along with rats!!! I've heard that rats attack other rodents. :) I probably wouldn't worry about Mroo (but then again, I'm not an expert and would hate to lead you astray.)

Take care,
Lauren

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