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Can your fancy hamster go blind because of wet tail?

no i have a hamster his names fuzzballl i give him baths and get his tail wet he does not go blind. this is a different person now wet tail is an illness my hammy got alot of pus in her eyes but probably you have to ask a vet on that one


If a hamster has wet tail what should you do?

My hamster had wet tail had the young age of 9 months go straight to a vet if you see any symptom's. Keep him/her in a quiet environment where they Will be relaxed and take it from there i hope this has helped you.........


My hamster has been sleeping a lot but yesterday her bottom was all wet and smells really bad then just a bit a go she lost a clump of hair Her R eye was all gooped closed and we cleaned her up?

This is really bad. Your hamster might have wet tail. During wet tail, your hamster isn't active, has a wet bottom/tail, and MIGHT lose fur and have diarrhea. The eye part I don't know, but you can't deal with this by yourself. Go to the vet!


What should you do if a hamster gets a wet tail?

If your hamster has wet tail go to your local pet store and grab some medicine. The best type are the tablets you drop it in their water, and it dissolves in it, if you cannot find that use the liquid. (Be sure to read the directions very well before using)


My hamster speedy has diarrhea but it is not wet around his bum i have there fore ruled out the possibility of wet tail my question is why and how do you get rid of it?

go to the vet. Speedy probably has some problem.


Why is your hamster not playing?

well hamsters get sick easily if they are loosing fur chattering its teeth call a vet it it has diaherra go to a local petstore and get wet tail drops


What causes wet tail?

How does a Hamster get Wet-Tail? Wet-tail, also know as Proliferative Ileitis, is a stress related bacterial disease which is very contagious. It occurs in small animals such as Syrian hamsters. (Dwarf hamsters do not get wet tail but the can suffer from diahrroea.) It is usually contracted when your pet is stressed, usually when you first get the pet. The hamster you get could already have Wet-tail, yet not all the symptoms are noticeable. Once a hamster gets Wet-tail, they should never be bred, as it could cause more stress, and the Wet-tail could be inherited by the offspring. How does an animal get Wet-Tail? Many stress related things can cause a hamster to get Wet-tail. They can easily become stressed from being handled too much (after just getting your hamster), being away from mother/siblings, change in diet, improper/inadequate cage cleaning, often, etc. There are many other reasons that hamsters can get Wet-tail. A new, young hamster is most likely to contract Wet-tail, simply because they are young, and stressed at being put in a new, unfamiliar environment. Along with younger baby hamsters, long haired hamsters are also more likely to get the Wet-tail disease. Other Bacteria that often play a role in Wet-Tail: E. Coli Campylobacter species Cryptosporidium species Chlamydia species What are the Symptoms? Wet-tail symptoms are not very noticeable for the first few days. It will usually take about 7 days for the symptoms to begin showing. What to look for: Watery diarrhea, foul smell Wet, dirty tail area Pet not grooming itself Not eating/drinking Looking dehydrated and lethargic Walking with a hunched up back Constantly sleeping * Some more serious cases result in rectal prolapse Without veterinary treatment, a hamster will usually die within 24 to 48 hours after the symptoms are noticed. How do I treat my Hamster? If you notice that your hamster has Wet-tail, you should take it to the vet immediately for a medical diagnosis and help. Some pet stores sell Dri-Tail Drops that you can buy to treat your pet. However it is common that the drops do not help, and sometimes even worsen the Wet-tail. A visit to a vet is the only responsible treatment. If your hamster gets Wet-tail, you should soak the cage and accessories in a bathtub mixed with bleach and water. Then let the cage air dry and wash it again with dishwashing liquid. After this, your pet should be isolated. You need to clean the cage and accessories every 2-3 days to keep your hamster's home clean. You also need to keep your hamster hydrated with fluids. Recommended is Pedialyte mixed with water. Also, when holding your sick hamster, you should wash your hands afterwards, as the bacteria can get spread to other pets. If you have taken your hamster to the vet, be sure to give them their medicine as prescribed. (If you are given any, you most likely will be.) It is also best to use the medicine until the bottle is empty. Prevention Since Wet-tail is stress related, it is best to make your new hamster completely at home. Before you purchase your pet, its new home should already be prepared. It is best to isolate your hamster for a week or two to make sure there is nothing wrong. Also, give your hamster a few days to get used to its new environment before handling it. If you have other animals, don't let them around your new hamster, as it could become scared and nervous. If you find out that your pet has Wet-tail, you should either return the hamster, or take it to the vet. If you got your hamster from a store and you decide to return it, it is wise to get your money back and go somewhere else, rather than getting another animal from their stock. Most stores keep their animals together, so the others could also have Wet-tail. from: http://www.geocities.com/calhamassoc/WetTail.html


Does your hamster have wet tail?

Well, either they've just wee'd on you...or they have wet tail, a fatal disease. You can tell in advance cos under their tail gets wet. It's most common in female hamsters as it occurs in the uterus (womb) but can happen to males in the the bladder. I know this because my female hamster died of wet tail. Hope this helps


When your hamster starts to act strange does that mean that something is wrong Is the hamster going to die?

Changes in behavior in a hamster could indicate a health issue, but it doesn't necessarily mean the hamster is going to die. It's best to monitor the behavior closely, and if you notice any concerning symptoms such as lethargy, lack of appetite, or difficulty breathing, it's important to consult with a veterinarian for proper evaluation and treatment.


Can a hamster go blind if a dog licks it's face?

Maybe.


How do you treat wet tail?

go to the vet and ask for wet tail drops or pet shop(these might not work)


What is wet tail?

Wet tail is a disease for hamsters. It is almost like hamsters getting diarrhea. If not treated with drops or any medicine, it can be fatal. Fatal means that your hamster can die from this disease. My hamster, Nemo, has wet tail now, so everyday, twice a day, I have to give Nemo two drops of orange flavored wet tail drops. If you notice your hamster has a wet bottom and/or has wet and/or strong smelling poo, go to your local pet shop and buy some medicine for your furry little buddy so you can keep a healthy, happy pet! For the record, Nemo LOVES the drops and takes it as a treat. I feel bad for having to take the dropper away so I always make sure to give her a top favorite seed. But, do not just buy the drops as a treat because this will make your pet sick. Thank you!