The extract is from the following article, which looks like it should be pretty useful:Baby squirrels need Pedialyte and puppy milk to grow. You can feed a baby squirrel with a bottle and it will bond to you as its “mother.” You have to keep baby squirrels warm and massage their genitals to make them pee. At six weeks, baby squirrels can eat seeds, nuts, and fruit.
I didn't sign up for this..Quick summary from google. Bolded bit in particular stood out to me:
The extract is from the following article, which looks like it should be pretty useful:
https://www.whatdosquirrelseat.org/baby-squirrel/
Tried it, they don't seem to like itSoak some cereal in warm milk until soft
hey, three inches isn't tiny ok...They're tiny. Hardly three inches without including the tail. Can they chew nuts?
They're not glorified rodents, they're rodents.Aren't squirrels just glorified rodents anyway? Like Racoons.
Funny you say that in jest. Squirrels are rodents, while raccoons are derived carnivores and phylogenetically ages away.Aren't squirrels just glorified rodents anyway? Like Racoons.
No coyotes where I live. They were squealing under a tree in my house with no sign of mother around. There are a couple of cats that prowl around, so I put them in a box and brought them in for the night, and will try getting them back under that tree tomorrow. Maybe she'll come back for them.Okay, now I need to know what you rescued them from.
There has to be a catastrophe. Their mother died after giving birth?
A coyote attacked their mother?
It was meant in jest, but I realised after it was one of the better questions I've ever asked.Funny you say that in jest. Squirrels are rodents, while raccoons are derived carnivores and phylogenetically ages away.
But yes, if you wish you can say squirrels are just glorified rats.