Re: My Cat Caught a mouse

That sounds about right, but depending on what type of break it has, will 
depend on its recovery. Is it an open fracture? Can it move easily? Has it

had anything to drink? You need to be looking out for signs of shock,
which 
are dehydration, tiredness, lack of appetite. Some wild mice don't do very

well in captivity. You will also need to be really careful about keeping 
your hands clean, they do carry some diseases that can be passed on to 
humans and other animals.

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"XHattieX" <littlepinkridinghoodey@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>I put a sawdust bedding lot of hay in one half and a tube burried half
> in the the hay and another tube under the sawdust with both ends un
> coverd. A bowl of bird mix (my love birds) and a bowl of water (i have
> one that goes on the wall but i cant find it right now. i also gave him
> some tissue to play with but its not so kean oh and some monkey nuts!
> Will all this stuff be OK or does he need more???? plz Help
>