If there is gooey stuff coming out of your hamster, this could mean they are sick. They may have diarrhea or an infection.
It is the yeast from the hamster which is a natural process.It usually means she is in heat, which usually occurs every 3-5 days.AnswerShe is in heat. Female hamsters come in "heat" every 4 days. The creamy "stuff" will also smell.
It could be mucas or puss. You should get it to a vet if it gets alot worse!
There are a few toys made of gooey stuff inside. A couple of them are Creepy Crawlers, Gak, and Blurp Balls.
In "Bartholomew and the Oobleck" by Dr. Seuss, the gooey green substance is called "oobleck." It is a magical, sticky substance that falls from the sky and causes all sorts of chaos in the kingdom.
This is completely normal, all this means is that you are going through the stages of puberty where your vagina is enlarging and is in the process of self-cleansing, which is the white gooey stuff
Nerves are white, not green gooey lines so probably not.
I think that's just their urine. see hamsters urine *sorry I'm young and don't like using the word pee.* when hamsters urinate they have this acid stuff in it so it leads to the places your hamster went to be white and it's hard to scratch off. ( but you don't really want to.) If the white stuff is gooey then i don't know. (I might but i don't want to say...)
I would recomand to go to a vet as soon as possible .Ive had many hamster's befor and that's never happened to them . good luck
The green gooey stuff inside a leaf is called chlorophyll. It is a pigment that helps plants absorb sunlight and convert it into energy through the process of photosynthesis.
That is lymphatic discharge and is normal in any new piercing, this will ease off as the piercing heals and toughens.
That's not water.
Stinky green discharge in a hamster could indicate an infection or digestive issue. It's important to take your hamster to a veterinarian for a proper diagnosis and treatment. Keep your hamster clean and monitor its behavior for any other signs of illness.