Babies and their special needs

[Ratatat]

I just recently rescued a baby girl a baby girl from someone (story along with photos will be posted lately) who I would say would be no more than a few months old. I'm not sure of her exact age but I'd say she's about 2 to 3 months and if it helps she's about 3 or 4 inches. (not including tail) Anyways, I just have a few questions about her certain needs at such a young age:

I'm feeding her Oxbow Regal Rat right now along with a few little slivers of some veggies but I was wondering if there is any food that I can feed her to help her get stronger since she's still so young? And if what I'm feeding her now is fine?

I plan to introduce her to my one year old female, Lily, and I was wondering because of the size differences should I be aware of anything that happen? And is there any way I could make the intro as peaceful as possible?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Moon]

Boiled egg, baby cereal, ensure, canned tuna, bits of chicken....

I think 10 weeks is typically when they are considered "safe" to intro to adults. Some females are motherly and will accept them younger.

 

[jorats]

2 to 3 months is baby to us but to them, they'd be like preteens so no real special needs for them.
Good luck with the intros!

 

[Moon]

LOL yes, forgot to add that they shouldn't really need anything extra, but those are options if you really think they need a protein boost.