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Is there any way to tell approximately how old a mouse is if it's not a baby? |
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Usually just like a dog, by their little teeth. They are gnawing animals so if their teeth are bigger, but sharp or slightly worn down they are no longer a baby. You can always ask your veterinarian. Mice live normally for 2 years, but some can live slightly longer.
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