Need a vetenerians help ASAP

Here is the story....

My dad and I went to cut down a tree today. After we loaded up all the firewood we ran into a destroyed nest, with two baby male flying squirrels.

I brought them home because there nest was destroyed, and it was doubtful a parent would find them for how far they were moved from there nest.

I manage to get them to drink some regular milk. I am estimating there 4-6 weeks old, they barely seem to open there eyes as if there very sleepy. I can not get them to eat after they had the milk. So... what do I feed them and how?


I read apples, peeled grapes, or avocados, but that is after they open there eyes... I am not sure if that is the case, where they are barely opening eyes or not.

Help please, I want to save them. There very cute

 

Maybe small nuts? I don't know, something small, who knows, maybe the parents chew food and then give it to their babys? I don't know...

 

i think thats all they need, but dont take my advice, give me a sec to check

http://www.squirrelstore.com/site/744999/page/379167

 

"Need a vetenerians help ASAP"

Why the fuck did you come here? go in your phone book and call a real vet.

 

Shoot them and eat them.Squirrels are good eating.

 

Its Saturday, there not working, Dumb ass.

 

Well sorry I didnt know what your local vet does! also, coming to a site thats filled with 13-15 year olds for vetinary help is beyond stupid.

Further more. I helped you with your acceleration/distance/time question, which you did not even post a "thanks for the help", yet instead you deleted the thread, So fuck you.\

Edit: I just read your little story, and you can ring animal wildlife number that will take care of injured/whatever wildlife, Tho your first thought was sythe.org? you call me a dumbarse? go die please.

 

O.O

I'd say, call a vet, don't come here and ask.

And when you call them say, "Im going to eat two baby squirrels if you don't come ASAP!"

 

Well, first off I advise you call someone or ask for an adults help.

While you are waiting for them to be picked up try some nuts and fruits?