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When a hamster is getting ready to give birth, she will likely refuse food. She will make a nest, and will not want to leave it.
Saving up food and making a nest
If a hamster is scared or nervous it may bite you.
The breaking of the water and contractions are two common signs that a woman is in labor. A sudden shortness of breath can occur as the fetus drops lower in preparation for birth, nausea or vomiting could occur as hormones surge. Some of these symptoms are can occur weeks before the birth (especially the shortness of breath) if it is the woman's first child
Postnatal depression will show signs of onset within the first week of giving birth, and will involve malaise, inability to relax, yet feeling drained all the time,
If your dwarf hamster has signs of hair loss lots or itching and green hammy manure then these signs may be theresult of mites
They should be able to but I would put them together in a box or something first to see how they get along, and if they show signs of fighting, I wouldn't put them together
ur hamster will be very slow in his or her movement and will not eat as much as usually it does and it will hardly move about
how old is he/she and what are the signs? sickness or oldness?
Well, if my hamster needs to do its business, my hamster usually gets into a comfortable spot and stays still for a while stareing at somethinghope you find out!
No, giving birth is confirmation of pregnancy. Sensitivity to odors is sometimes a side effect in pregnancy.
How did the hamster land? Are they limping at all? It all depends on how the hamster is. If it shows any signs of injury or pain then I would take her to the vets.