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So my best female breeder mouse died this morning and left a week old litter behind, how do i take care of them without them dying, any help would be good. 4 other mice in there with them to see how it would go then took out 1 of the hostile ones. it seem to be going good but i dont think they can feed them.
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Re: Uh-Oh
Unless you have another nursing mother in there who can foster them, they will die or get eaten, sorry 
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Re: Uh-Oh
feed them off or freeze for later
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Re: Uh-Oh
Seems like others have covered the option of euthanasia. It is very hard to hand raise mice, but if you want to give hand raising a chance, I'll post a link for an excellent care sheet for orphaned mice. I have personally used this method and most of the litter survived. I ended up losing two babies out of 13.
http://www.thefunmouse.com/info/orphanedmice.cfm
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