Although hamsters are pretty hardy pets, they are very small which means that injuries and illness can quickly become a serious matter. Hamsters are actually pretty good at hiding their illnesses until it's nearly too late, which is why it is important to keep a close eye on any changes in your hamster's regular diet or routine.
If you notice any signs of illness in your hamster, you need to see a veterinarian as quickly as you can.
If you think that your hamster is sick or injured, try to keep it warm. If you notice that it is not eating on its own, encourage it to take food or water by a dropper, until you can see a veterinarian.
Common Hamster Illnessespaws
Hamsters with a black body and white feet are typically referred to as Black Bear hamsters. They are a popular color variation in the hamster breeding community and are known for their striking appearance.
Sometimes when hamsters are stressed they rip their fur off.
with their feet and legs
up to 30 feet
Yes
I have brown itchy spots on my feet and is not going away. I just want to know what it is and how to treat it?
The brown spots on the bottom of your feet could be planar warts.
Wild hamsters live in multi-chambered burrows dug four to five feet deep.
cutting it off
take them to the vet and ask and they will say :-)
it means hamsters hate you