Pink dots on Tail?
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Pink dots on Tail?
by BabyBasil2020 Mon 16 Mar 2020, 3:16 pm
Hello there,
This is my first ever post, as I have a mouse for the first time and want to make sure everything I do is best for her!
I’ve just noticed she has a few pink dots on her tail? They’re not raised but bright pink/red is this normal? Could it just be from her chewing the tail a little too hard when cleaning?
Also, her fur looks a little greasy today? Which I’ve not noticed before... I think she has long hair in her, but mainly fancy? She was part of an accidental litter, and doesn’t get on very well with other mice, but loves humans. I have been told she’s was possibly the runt? If that’s a thing with mice litters.
Anyone know what this is please? Or if it’s normal... Thanks in advance!
This is my first ever post, as I have a mouse for the first time and want to make sure everything I do is best for her!
I’ve just noticed she has a few pink dots on her tail? They’re not raised but bright pink/red is this normal? Could it just be from her chewing the tail a little too hard when cleaning?
Also, her fur looks a little greasy today? Which I’ve not noticed before... I think she has long hair in her, but mainly fancy? She was part of an accidental litter, and doesn’t get on very well with other mice, but loves humans. I have been told she’s was possibly the runt? If that’s a thing with mice litters.
Anyone know what this is please? Or if it’s normal... Thanks in advance!
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Re: Pink dots on Tail?
by chiroptera Thu 19 Mar 2020, 4:51 am
@BabyBasil2020 I'd have to see pictures to be sure, but I wouldn't be super worried if they're not open wounds.
As for her greasy fur, it could be that she's adjusting to a new diet! I know that a lot of my new mice had some greasy fur when they first came home and started to get used to the food I had for them. If it doesn't go away after a while, then I would start to be more concerned, and potentially look into the quality of your food.
As for her greasy fur, it could be that she's adjusting to a new diet! I know that a lot of my new mice had some greasy fur when they first came home and started to get used to the food I had for them. If it doesn't go away after a while, then I would start to be more concerned, and potentially look into the quality of your food.
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