No, only in very rare cases. The shock of loosing a limb would be enough to kill them.
It would be extremely challenging for an elephant to survive with only three legs due to their large body size and weight. The missing leg would likely lead to significant mobility issues and difficulty in foraging for food, ultimately impacting the elephant's ability to survive in the wild.
Yes, the hamster can survive. If you are able, it is best to take it to a vet. The vet can sometimes help move the bone back into place, and give it medicine to prevent an infection. If for some reason you cannot go to the vet, remove the hamster wheel from the cage for a while. Don't put it in the hamster ball until it is healed up. Make sure its food and water are within reach if it can't move around much. Don't pick it up or handle it too much. Just let it rest with as little stress as possible. They usually heal pretty quickly. Just be patient and give it plenty of TLC. Your little guy should be okay.
If your hamster has a broken leg, it's best to consult with a veterinarian to discuss treatment options. In some cases, the leg can be splinted or surgically repaired. The decision to put the hamster to sleep should be based on the advice of the vet and the hamster's overall quality of life.
No. Not unless it got pregnant before you bought it.
If your hamster is limping on its right hind leg, it could be due to a sprain, fracture, or other injury. It's important to consult a veterinarian experienced in handling small animals to properly diagnose and treat the issue. Avoid handling the hamster too much and provide a quiet, comfortable environment for rest and recovery.
no it cannot.
No, a hamster cannot survive being frozen. Freezing temperatures can cause irreversible damage to the hamster's cells and organs, leading to death.
This is hard to say without actually seeing the hamster but my guess is that its other leg got tired and the bones healed into that position. I strongly recommend to bring it to the vet for a check up.
Yes.maybe you should take your hamster he vet.
It would be extremely challenging for an elephant to survive with only three legs due to their large body size and weight. The missing leg would likely lead to significant mobility issues and difficulty in foraging for food, ultimately impacting the elephant's ability to survive in the wild.
I think you should take your hamster to the vet if it broke it's leg. It is probaly the best sullotion
Yes, although it will have a disadvantage among the other animals and be less likely to survive
A galah cannot survive with a broken leg in the wild, if it is left untreated. It can certainly survive if it is a pet, especially if its leg is properly splinted by a vet.
It is highly unlikely a hamster would get his leg caught in any equipment designed for them. Also they would have to be stuck for awhile before resorting to chewing a leg off.
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