Enola, Glory and Babies!

[@chriss2031]

Quite a lovely mouse heap.

[@stoicgerbil3977]

How precious❣🐁❤🐀❤💐 I love to hear the newborn's little voices too❣Congratulations and thank you so much for sharing them with us.❣

[@wwondertwin]

I just love the squeaks of baby mice and rats. Especially the squeaking while they nurse is so nice to hear. Haha the girls are like "oh the hooman is here to babysit!"

[@0u812343]

So cute. I miss having pet mice. They're so energetic and fun to watch run around.

[@Maybbies]

Same! I love mice so much and I'm definitely going to get them again! There just sooo cute!!!! 😃😃😃

[@sylviekins]

Those babies!! Sooo tiny. I loved seeing the baby being carried back💕💕

[@hw5466]

How beautiful. We have a non-food motivated little girl - Nora. She's just her own little personality. 🥰

[@frankhansen190]

Awww so cute them mice are just the cutest little mice in the world.

[@dorothygale5032]

Been waiting for this video and news! I absolutely adore your channel. Thank you. You're just the most amazing mouse Mum. They are so lucky to have you give them the best life ever. X

[@Lillian2167]

I love how the adults all cover the babies and keep them warm and clean. So sweet :3

[@5-minutewitness197]

Enola is clearly driven by adventure instead of food! I loved that everyone was looking after the new little ones. Congratulations!

[@soboblee3439]

Thank you for making such wonderful videos! Thanks to you sharing your mouse castration I was brave enough to find a vet for my little baby, he had his surgery yesterday and so far (touch wood!) he's doing fantastically! So if all goes to plan he will have his own little mouse family soon!

[@CreekValleyCritters]

How is he doing?

[@soboblee3439]

@@CreekValleyCritters he’s doing very good! The vet said he could have a wheel on day 5 if all is well, his incision is very clean and looking good, and he is a very bored little mouse, so he is going to be very happy to see it today! ❤️

[@TheRatReview]

the babies are so smollll 😍

[@Jinxarcan]

So sweet, thank you for the updates

[@Maybbies]

I love them all so much! I would recommend giving them a bigger weel just because some of your mice is quite big. BUT I LOVE THE BABY MICE!!! im thinking about breeding in the future to! love your videos! Your so calm and gentle your mice must love you!

[@ratified7105]

Pink perfect and beautiful😍 love the precious little squeaks💕🐁

[@vixxenreigns]

They're so sweet. I love critters. I am getting 3 or 4 rats in a few months since I have a friend who is a reputable breeder.

[@Foxy81824]

I just love your channel!!! Hearing you talk to your lovely nice is so calming for some reason.

[@sylviekins]

I am glad Enola is getting along well! She is such a sweetie💕

[@76Pou]

They are so, so precious, I can hardly stand it! 😍😭😍😭😍❤❤❤

[@KelseytheLetteredDandy]

Welcome, babies! 💖

[@Aisha-721]

It's fun watching the newborns wiggle their legs and tails

[@nathan_v2269]

babies update!!! I love your videos so so much.

[@inspiredclips8245]

Congratulations! It's been so long since I've seen baby mice I was utterly surprised at how tiny they are. Thank you for the visit with everyone, I'm glad to heae there's Percys. Any wild horse sightings? Have a nice evening! Laural

[@CreekValleyCritters]

Still into wild horse stuff, just post these on a Facebook group (Yukon Wild Horses) instead of my KZbin channel.....

[@inspiredclips8245]

@@CreekValleyCritters Oh Thank You, I'm going to go see that!

[@cantabileChaos]

Amazing to see everyone doting on the babies

[@lilah66l.72]

I’ve been watching your beautiful mice over the years and omg are they GORGEOUS

[@SuperLoops]

tiny little mices 💕 precious little pink scraps of life

[@9f81rsd00]

1:45 That is probably the most awesome reveal I’ve seen to date.

[@Stuck_on_pause]

So cute!!!! Thank you for sharing!

[@mightybruno]

Congratulations 🍾🎈🎉 can wait to see what they look like. Good luck.

[@mouseempire9504]

I now have 5 baby field mice (apodemus sylvaticus) that were born 9.4.2021 and they're so 😊

[@Aisha-721]

Very cute little mice

[@kamikazitsunami]

😲😍😍😍 tons of babies!!

[@Aisha-721]

I love to hear them crunch their food and squeak

[@DollSchmidt4429]

She grabbed the baby by the foot 😂 poor baby and it's cute how the females help out taking care of the babies

[@IvyWhiskeyDram]

Enola's babies will be very interesting to watch I feel, I wonder if they will be so difficult for your to keep from escaping or will they be more similar to your other mice and more content.

[@Megan-ws3fr]

Awww I love the name Enola (alone ;) )

[@mouseandryforever6848]

I love how small and sleek she is and then you see her huge ears~

[@Megan-ws3fr]

@@mouseandryforever6848 yesss

[@finleymcvay9347]

You're set for them is nice af, definitely gotta step game up

[@Wendy-bd9zu]

Nice congratulations! I was waiting for the baby news! 🐭🥳

[@xoxonian9207]

I absolutely love your channel! I currently have 5 mice, 4 females and 1 lucky male! Those babies are just too cute. May I ask, do you keep them or sell them?

[@gracehaven5459]

So cute and just in time for Easter 🐭🐑🐥🐰

[@mouseandryforever6848]

God's precious creations. So much wonder in the small things of the Universe.

[@lesliethomas565]

Youpi ! Tous les souriceaux et toutes les souricettes 👯❤️🐭

[@KAIXN14]

Omggg congracts on 100k✨✨

[@abberistired]

I had a quick question and thought you'd be the best to ask! I wanted to get some branches from the dogwood trees outside my house but I'm not sure how to make them safe for little critters in my home I've read that you can pour boiling water on them and let them dry out for several months, freeze them for a few days, or bake them in an oven I wasn't sure which was the best option and thought you could assist since you have so many branches in with your mice!

[@CreekValleyCritters]

Dogwood can be poisonous. Aspen and willow is much safer. For large pieces without leaves, I freeze to sterilize, to be extra safe, I sometimes bake. For smaller branches with leaves, I pick them in places that wild rodents are unlikely to get to and then take a chance. Mice love these fresh branches so much, it is worth the small risk. Dried leaves I pick directly from the tree, not from the ground, and freeze. I also give my mice dandelion leaves and grasses I pick from outside. By giving my mice natural enrichments, I accept that there will be a small risk of parasites. But with kitten Revolution, these are easily managed, should an infection break out. If I see any excessive itching in my mice, I treat them with a tiny drop of Revolution between the shoulder blades each, twice two weeks apart. This solves the problem. I only have to treat once every year or two, in general my mice stay healthy and happy.

[@abberistired]

@@CreekValleyCritters thank you so much!! I had no idea dogwood could be poisonous, I thought I read somewhere it was safe, but thank you for letting me know!

[@threefancymouseys9447]

They are all so cute!!! ✨🐭🐭🐭✨

[@paisley_playz7646]

Awwwwe! So cute!!! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤩🤩🤩🤩😁😁😁😁

[@candsandn]

Hey are you doing ok? I checked on social media and you have been gone a while. We miss you and your mice

[@CreekValleyCritters]

Yes, I'm fine. It is just that summer has finally arrived in the Yukon and I am sooooo busy. This summer I have two major jobs to do and only a few months to get them all done. I am finishing the mouse cages and the mouse room as well as setting up a mousy Etsy store. It will be a few months before I can get back to video editing, but don't worry, I will be back even better with a finished mousery and a lot of very happy little mice :)

[@candsandn]

@@CreekValleyCritters I am so glad that you are ok! Don't work too hard, we will still be here when you get back. :)

[@canaldbmiguel1429]

So cute!

[@HannahHelenKing]

SO CUTE !!!!

[@sylvieschneider9754]

Oh les babies 💋💋💋🥰😍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🐭🐭🐭🐭🐭💋👋

[@deborahprkn]

Oh this is lovely news 😍

[@jethrocanela9243]

so cute!

[@kaijuar2003]

I miss Toby, he was my personal favorite of your mice. When did he pass on?

[@matthewerwin7806]

One of my pet mice injured themselves one night in their home, nad may possibly have a concussion or something. Cause I noticed they had a the tiniest but of dried blood from his nose, but I cleaned it up. He's acting a little lethargic and I can't get him to drink water from his feeder. Any suggestions on how I may get him to drink his water? Should i try a tiny syringe or something? I don't know

[@CreekValleyCritters]

All you can do is keep him quiet and warm and have food and water easily accessible in jam jar lids and then hope for the best. Sorry for the late reply, I had no internet over the weekend.

[@matthewerwin7806]

@@CreekValleyCritters Oh that's okay, turned out, he had hit his head from a fall in his home one day, and he had brain damage. He went around in circles all the time slowly, couldn't know different between food and bedding, and I ended up staying with him the whole way in until his last moments in my hand as he looked up at me before he unfortunately passed away.

[@bubbly9596]

Pinkies!

[@Нейодий]

I miss the mice videos , I hope you're back soon

[@SupercatOrionStar]

Aww! So cute 🥰

[@landfillbaby]

aaa the babies are so good

[@nicolasbennett1575]

Are all these little ones the same species? Can't say I've ever had the pleasure of owning mice.

[@CreekValleyCritters]

Yes they are. They are fancy mice (domesticated mice) and come in lots of different colors and coat types.

[@hamham5482]

So cute 🐹🥰

[@s.a.6898]

Hi! I love your videos! I have a question, I’d greatly appreciate your thoughts. I recently found field mice in my greenhouse. Momma and 3 “grown” babies. I caught and released them, and I placed a few traps in my crawlspace just in case (last week), I caught one that looked like an adult, and two young ones. The following day, I caught a larger mouse, which I figured was the father. After that, I kept finding smaller mice daily, which I figured were the “children” ( not quite babies). I suspect that they came in when I had a generator installed in mid-December. So, I patched the little holes. I haven’t caught any more adult ones. However, I have been catching 1-2 daily since, and two of them were much, much smaller than the others. Do you think, I’m going through 2-3 generations, and eventually they will be all gone? I set up a cozy place with soft paper and food for one of the babies, but he/she looked so stressed. So, I eventually had to release it (near rocks, trees and leaves for hiding places). So now, I’ve been putting some food inside the trap so that they can eat before being released. Thank you very much.

[@CreekValleyCritters]

Make sure you release them at least 2 miles from home, mice have excellent homing instincts and you don't want them coming back. Sealing your house is an excellent idea. If you are still catching mice, then there either is still entry for them from outside, you had a huge infestation or they are still breeding in your house. Making sure there is no food for them, catching them and sealing your home should with time deal with the problem. The only other option is getting a pet cat.

[@xoxonian9207]

Would you suggest a female give birth with all of her cagemates or separate her with only one other doe to help with labour?

[@CricketLeDog]

My baby mouse is about 8-9 days old and the tip of his tail has turned black and he shakes a lot. Is he dehydrated or is it something else? Is there anything I can do for him?

[@finsterthecat]

Do you know much about wild mice? My cat brought home a young wild mouse. She seems to have developed a skin infection. Her back leg looks red and some of the hair is gone. She seemed ok at first when I took her away from the cat. But about 3 weeks I noticed her running on her front feet and that’s when I notice the either skin condition or maybe it’s a infection. I have not handled her since she is wild. I live in the USA and I don’t know if she is a field mouse which I could pick up and handle or there is another another breed that lives here and I should worry about getting a infection from her.

[@CreekValleyCritters]

Most likely an infection, cat bites tend to do that. It is a bit risky to care for wild mice, but you seem to be taking precautions. The most dangerous illness they can pass on to humans is Hantavirus, but only deer mice carry this and only a small percentage of these are carriers, mostly adult males since in is passed from mouse to mouse via biting. A lot of people keep deer mice as pets and are fine, but it is always a bit of a risk, less so if you got your mouse as a baby.

[@realBoeJiden]

I got my mice at 4-5 months and they’re really skittish. Idk what you do to get them to relax

[@MaddoDMC]

Hi, CreekValleyCritters. Have you ever experienced a mouse with a tumor? If so, did you decide to let a vet perform surgery or did you choose to use pain medication for the mouse? My brindle girl, Cinnamon, has a tumor and she's only 7 months old. I was wondering if you could give me any advice.

[@CreekValleyCritters]

It all depends on the tumor and the mouse. If the tumor is loose under the skin, it will be very easy to remove, so surgery is definitely an option. If the tumor is not loose, but still small and in an easily operable place, then surgery is an option. If though the tumor is large, solid, in an awkward spot, the mouse is showing other signs of illness and/or there is more than one, then it is best to let things be. I usually just spoil them until they start showing signs of distress. Then it is time to have them humanely euthanized. With surgery you have to keep in mind that often the tumor can grow back. I have had tumor removal surgery done on three mice. With two it bought the mice an extra month of life, with one, Amara, it bought her an extra six months. Once the second tumor comes in, surgery really is no point anymore.

[@MaddoDMC]

@@CreekValleyCritters I am so sorry that your mice had to go through the pain of tumors. You have such beautiful mice, and I adore your videos. They're such cuties.

[@kabiranaji2154]

جميلين جدا يلعبون أحبكم 😘😘😘😘💖💕💖💕💖💕

[@AuthenticMage]

Hello, I have a question about mice. I currently have an elderly gerbil pair in a 40 gallon breeder tank. When they pass, I was looking into getting Mice. What do you recommend for food and bedding? My hamsters/ gerbils (separate cages) get Mazuri rat and Mouse mixed with Higgin Sunburst, and Oxbow

[@CreekValleyCritters]

Uber paper based bedding is the best out there for mice, very non dusty with no chemical odor. A block diet from a good quality brand should be the main food plus a good quality seed mix, greens, meal worms, and healthy human foods as a supplement and enrichment. The best training food is baby food cheddar flavored corn crisps. Mice just LOVE these and you can tame almost any mouse. Once training is complete, only feed in moderation, it can make them fat. I give each one of my mice one cheezie every evening and they really look forward to it :)

[@paisley_playz7646]

also, im a new subscriber! 😁

[@katielouise3949]

Hi I was wondering if you help me a little bit I got 2 female mice from the pet shop a month ago not expecting baby’s and a week later I find 3 pups sleeping next to mum . I never did research on how to look after the baby’s because I didn’t expect to get them can you tell me at what age shall I remove them from mum and start handling them? I don’t trust google id rather come to someone who has experience

[@CreekValleyCritters]

Mom will know how to care for them, all you have to do is give her good care and keep an eye on things. If she is easy going and trusts you, you can start handling the babies on the first day. Be quiet and gentle, don't handle them for very long and only once or twice a day. You can handle them more as they get older. If mom is very skittish and fearful, wait a few days before you handle the babies. Keep track of their age, once they are four weeks old, you need to separate the boys from the girls. The girls can stay with mom, the boys can be together but if there is any fighting, each boy will need his own cage. You can tell the boys from the girls starting from when they are three or four days old, I have a video on this if you look back a bit.

[@CordialeCordi]

Is it risky to introduce a young mice to 2 adult mices?

[@Dogma_Gavwardo]

My mouse keeps putting his baby's on the week is this normal?

[@xristinadiamantaki1552]

😎❤🐾🐀

[@fran-lh4hf]

Sky is fine? (I see a old video with baby sky) (Not good english)

[@CreekValleyCritters]

No sadly Sky died young :(

[@tinamendoza304]

I have one mice in my house it wants to bite:(

[@marta2433]

🐁❤️🏡

[@roxannesharbono1392]

Have you considered a contest and letting followers name the baby mice?

[@tinamendoza304]

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