When you become scared, your body goes into a survival mode and begins to do everything to get you out of a threatening situation; this all goes back to basic instinct. Your reflexes heighten to keep you more aware, your adrenaline levels are raised to better power your muscles and increase your endurance. Studies also suggest that the purpose of defacating and urinating when frightened is to lessen body mass. Sometimes the body can carry over 8 pounds of waste. Less body mass means less weight to move, therefore increasing speed and agility. Granted it might not be that much weight, but every little bit helps in life or death situations. Basically, it's all due to reflexes, like how you flich when someone swings at you; you can't help it
Dont be everybody does it.
When they are scared of something, or if they eat potato
Train them. If they are scared of the toilet them keep telling them older kids use it, and don't be afraid of it.. and all that.
no not all the time but it dose sometimes if your scared just go 2 tha doctor.
you might be feeding him too much but hampsters do poop alot anyway
they might be scared. handle them in the cage more to make them less frightened. you might be squeezing too hard lolz.
you guys sound like little kids
This is pretty normal for a hamster. They do get nervous and the pooping may be more frequent when handled. Hamster do tend to poop a lot and whenever they need to so it doesn't matter if you are picking it up or not. Just check to make sure the poop is solid not runny. Runny poop can be a sign of wet tail. If this happens, bring it to the vet!
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Sometimes whe a dog is scared or nervous they accidently express their anal glands. This liquid has a fishy odor, and is usually only released when they have a poop. The anal glands can become infected or impacted and may need to be expressed manualy by your veterinarian or groomer.
If it's scared then yes. Typically, no they will not, unless they suddenly become frightened. We have had some through the years and never had that happen. Actually, they make very good pets.