The Pet Wiki Q&A - Recent questions and answers in Mice http://thepetwiki.com/q2a/qa/rodents/mice Powered by Question2Answer Answered: How can you tell if your mouse is blind? http://thepetwiki.com/q2a/703/how-can-you-tell-if-your-mouse-is-blind?show=918#a918 B umping into things often can be an indication of blindness. Wave something in front of your mouse to gauge reaction. Or use a flashlight to see if he follows the beam. If you're still not sure, take him to the vet for an examination. Mice http://thepetwiki.com/q2a/703/how-can-you-tell-if-your-mouse-is-blind?show=918#a918 Thu, 29 Aug 2013 08:33:10 +0000 Answered: Is it OK to keep a mouse that I caught? http://thepetwiki.com/q2a/769/is-it-ok-to-keep-a-mouse-that-i-caught?show=779#a779 No, he probably won't really mind it, but he'll probably have the best life on his own. :) There are always lots of mice at the petstore! Mice http://thepetwiki.com/q2a/769/is-it-ok-to-keep-a-mouse-that-i-caught?show=779#a779 Wed, 17 Jul 2013 09:42:04 +0000 Answered: How do mice get into the house? http://thepetwiki.com/q2a/474/how-do-mice-get-into-the-house?show=526#a526 Mice are very persistent creatures. They appear larger than they really are because of their fur. They can squeeze their bodies through extremely small openings. If they can't squeeze through they will chew their way in. Mice have narrow skulls and flexible bodies that allow them to squeeze through tiny holes and under doors. In order to prevent them from coming into your house, you can stuff some materiel under the door to bar their way. Mice http://thepetwiki.com/q2a/474/how-do-mice-get-into-the-house?show=526#a526 Sun, 16 Jun 2013 05:40:33 +0000 Answered: How are mice able to squeeze under the door? http://thepetwiki.com/q2a/419/how-are-mice-able-to-squeeze-under-the-door?show=444#a444 Mice are persistent creatures. They appear larger than they really are because of their fur. They can squeeze their bodies through extremely small openings. If they can't squeeze through, they'll try chewing their way to wherever they want to go. Mice have narrow skulls and flexible bodies that allow them to squeeze through holes as small as 5mm, in size. Mice http://thepetwiki.com/q2a/419/how-are-mice-able-to-squeeze-under-the-door?show=444#a444 Sun, 26 May 2013 02:40:12 +0000