how do mice excrete waste?

Answer 1

Mice don't usually have a great deal of bladder control--they just let go when they need to. If you hold a mouse for any length of time, you will probably get peed on. However, it depends on the mouse, too--tame mice who trust you may wait awhile until they HAVE to go on you, and may even wait until you put them back in the cage. Mice who don't trust you will pee on you as soon as you pick them up. Some mice will also choose to pee in a certain corner of their cage, but many of them don't care. Like dogs and cats, male mice will use their pee to mark their territories.

Answer 2

depends on the mouse care, if its a nested baby mouse with the mother allowing it to nurse,it is not likely you will be able to tell,also interfering with the mother may result in adbandonment of the mouse, if it is a very young baby mouse(pinky), under 14 days of age and you are personally nursing it it is recommended you wet a Q-Tip and rub the belly slowly spinning the Q-Tip as you rub, this stimulates use of the lower extremities, which you often need to do after feeding and will result in a yellowing of the Q-Tip, this stimulation often occurs as the mother mouse licks the baby and is typical after feeding.

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Answer 3

im not sure if this is a legitimate question... they do it the same they just po00p out of their bum

Answer 4

They can urinate about every 5 minutes or so.

Answer 5

Mice urinate when you least expect them to. In all seriousness, they urinate at the same rate as any other animal, only in smaller amounts.

Answer 6

They thought they would be better off friends.

Answer 7

No, mice urine much like other animals.