Take it to the vet or or give it constant baths and find a flee collar for it in the pet store. Or you can try setting up a container with chinchilla dust in it in case they feel like taking a 'bath' in it. If that doesn't do anything, then take it to an exotic vet. It could have some kind of bug infestation or other disease.
Most likely yes, and you should look into visiting the vet. Be carefull on handling her.
If your dwarf hamster has signs of hair loss lots or itching and green hammy manure then these signs may be theresult of mites
Mine doesn't.
because it might be very sick go to a local vet.
Acarophobia is the name of the phobia relating to the fear of itching or the insects that cause itching (such as mites or fleas).
If a hamster loses its hair, it usually means it has mites, but it could be something else.
hamsters are prone to have diabetes, diarrhea, malocclusion, and mites.
If you are sure it is mites you need to take the hamster to the vets for a set of 3 injections which will cure him.
ive never heard of any protection against mites, but most are harmless
Usually it's because of mites, and I recommend skin creams.
When my hamster had mites, the vet gave it three weekly injections (the hamster took it surprisingly well!), which sorted the problem perfectly. There are commercial remedies too, usually in the form of a spray. Make sure you cover the hamster's eyes well before you apply it.
No you cannot catch mites from a hamster. Mites are not zoophytic, meaning they cannot be transferred from animals to humans. They may make you itchy for a short while though if you have just touched an animal with a particularly bad case of mites, but they will die off completely in about an hour or so.
It may be mites since they can get them sometimes. If they are very small like the dot a pencil would make and move around that is probably what they are.