This is the first time i have seen seizures in mice, anyone witness this too> turned on side, squeaking and kicking then back to normal. Weird, hadn't thought of this before.
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Seizures in mice...
diggy415
Nov 18, 2007 09:32 PM
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FreedomDove
Nov 19, 2007 09:01 AM
It is a genetic thing. I have many mice that have them. Usually only when I pick them up. They will seiz while I am holding them by their tails. I have not noticed them affecting breeding or anything. But I only handle my mice when I clean the cages.
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Sonya
Nov 19, 2007 05:57 PM
>>This is the first time i have seen seizures in mice, anyone witness this too> turned on side, squeaking and kicking then back to normal. Weird, hadn't thought of this before.
Possible that you have epilepsy in your line. I personally have not seen it in mice but our first gerbils as kids were epileptic, got given them by our neighbor that was a college proff studying it. Lovely pets, unless they got freaked and seized, then you put them down fast or they would inadvertantly chew the heck out of you.
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