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> When your pet mouse doe has bloody diarrhoea and severe dehydration and she refuses your attempts at rehydration and she invariably will die a protracted death unless you cervically dislocate her or hope she gets better, knowing that she will suffer awfully regardless.
Should I cervically dislocate her now or should I wait and see?
She's a thin runt that's been with me for 2 months. She survived her first dehydration episode. Now, she's lethargic, but not in her death throes yet.
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Just shove some fruit down her throat.
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Its a mouse so it probably only has 6 more good months left in its life if it survives this.
Don't make it suffer. You know what you have to do.
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>tfw this orphan rat pup has survived 24 hrs in my care
I think she is about 3 days old now. When can I expect this tiny thing to suddenly die on me?
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Jesus fuck, just when it shouldn't have gotten any worse, my other mother doe mouse died, leaving behind her five pups. Fuck.
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