When you hamster is hurt or sick, it usually has something unusual going on about it and acts lethargic (unactive). If it's hurt it could also act weird. If it shows signs of being sick, look for symptoms and look up in a book or the internet to see what could be wrong.
Here's a website with a list of hamster sicknesses:
http://www.hamsters.co.uk/hamster_health.htm
Hope it was helpful!
Hamsters can growl when they feel threatened or scared. It could also be a sign of aggression, discomfort, or pain. If your hamster is growling, it's important to observe its behavior and consider seeking advice from a veterinarian to rule out any health issues.
The short answer is you don't, so its important to keep an eye out for signs which could indicate that a hamster is in pain. Limping or squeaking a lot are very physical signs. You should look out for things like this. If you notice that your hamster looks like he could be in pain you should get him checked out by a vet immediately.
Only a vet that has evaluated and weighed it can know for sure, otherwise your hamster can get an overdose.
If your hamster is bitten by a cat, it's important to seek veterinary care immediately. The wound may require cleaning, antibiotics to prevent infection, and pain management for the hamster. Keep the hamster in a safe, quiet environment during recovery.
Yes, your hamster is likely dying. Two years, though not much time for is, is almost a complete life for a hamster. If she is not in any pain, then just enjoy the time you have left. If she does seem to be in pain, I would recommend visiting the vet. Blessings.
she will usually bite alot and will get really big and make squeeking noises from pain.
Chances are, if it looks like your stereotypical hamster, it is a hamster. If it doesn't, it's a rabbit.
That is the same thing.
you can tell if your hamster is going to have babies if there belly is saggy and it is not getting much exercise.
Hamsters can growl when they feel threatened or scared. It could also be a sign of aggression, discomfort, or pain. If your hamster is growling, it's important to observe its behavior and consider seeking advice from a veterinarian to rule out any health issues.
hamster tumors are just the same as a humans. When you start to feel small or large bumps on a hamster you will know that its a sign and you should immediately take your hamster to the vet, and they will see what they can do, or if your hamster is in pain, they can put your hamster to sleep humanely.
It's very simple to tell if you have a dwarf hamster, because they are much smaller and more active.
What are you sayin WILD HAMSTER RAGE
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He/She sqeaks really loud and jumps
If your hamster is noticably bigger, it is probably pregnant.
You will see little pink furless creatures underneath your hamster.