Ok I've had plenty of hamsters (and a few Guinea Pigs) die from wet tail so I know the symptoms well and here's a list of what happens: Refuses to eat Barely drinks Lofts about don't move around much Seems constipated (can't go to the bathroom but tries) Wetness on and around the tail and sometimes lower back I've never been able to get this in time for mine but if you think it's wet tail go to the pet shop (if they have it where you are) and get DriTail but if you have the money you really should take it to an exotic pet vet if it's wet tail because I've heard DriTail don't work well but I've never tried it so I don't know it might.
Wetness around a hamster's feces could indicate possible diarrhea, which may be caused by various factors such as diet changes, stress, or certain illnesses. It is important to monitor your hamster's feces and behavior closely, and consult a veterinarian if the issue persists or if there are other concerning symptoms present.
The average length of a hamster's tail is around 1 to 2 inches. However, tail length can vary depending on the species of hamster.
Wet tail in a hamster is not transferable to a person. When a hamster has wet tail, the main symptom is diarrhea.
No, a hamster has a very short tail.
a hamster will get wet tail from stress or because it is unhappy or because your hamster does not have enough space to play in :)
it is possible that its a tooth abscess, but regardless of what it is, if you want your hampster to live with comfort, take it to the vet IMMIEDIATLY!! the wetness under its tail could be pee, and the chin could be drool, but that is of course a rough speculation
The lion has the shortest tail among those animals.
Feeding a hamster dry tail is not recommended as it can cause digestive issues and dehydration. It is important to provide a balanced diet with fresh vegetables, fruits, and hamster pellets to ensure your hamster's health. If you suspect your hamster has wet tail, consult a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment.
No, 'wet tail' is a bacterial infection that gives the hamster severe, and often fatal diarrhea.
no it would spit it out. can it even reach its tail?... from A.L.B.
A Syrian Hamster is probably the closest to that description
it is found bellow the tail