Leaving aside for the moment of exactly what you were doing with your tongue that would place it at risk of being bitten by a hamster...
It's going to hurt a lot, and it's probably going to bleed a bit too. It could potentially become infected. You should probably see a doctor... be sure you tell him what happened, because even doctors need a laugh now and again.
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.
Syrian hamsters are generally known to be least likely to bite, as they are more docile and less prone to aggression compared to other hamster breeds. It's important to remember that each hamster has its own personality, so proper handling and care can also play a role in reducing the likelihood of being bitten.
No. You should never punish your hamster. They are not going to listen to you if you punish them. I hope you weren't going to hit her/him for biting you. Trust me, they will like you if clean their cage often, give them fresh water everyday and healthy food.
Well, darling, a hamster is about as dangerous as a fluffy marshmallow, even if it has a taste for human blood. They may nibble a bit too hard out of curiosity, but they're not plotting a takeover, just looking for a snack. Just keep your fingers out of their way, and you'll be fine.
You have to train your hanster to get used to you. Hamsters bite your two reasons, firstly because they are scared and secondly because they think that your fingers might be good to eat. First, it is a good idea to hold food in your fingertips, and let the hamster take the fod from your fingers. After a few days of this, you can move onto touching your hamster gently. The hamster still may try to eat your fingers, if so just move away your hand quickly. When your hanster gets more used to you touching it, you can start letting it crawl onto your hand. Place food into the middle of your hand and let the hamster crawl on by itself. If the hamster still tries to eat your hand (quite common) you can place a towel over your hand so if the hamster bites, you will not get hurt. After this, you can start trying to pick up your hamster in your fingers. This will distress the hamster the most so firstly, pick it up for just a little then out down. Gradually extend the holding time and reward the hamster with a treet after each trial. Hamsters require a lot of careful handling and patience. This process takes maybe a month. Good luck.
No
Hamster are nocturnal animal if you wake them up in the middle of the day chances are they bite.
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.
Wherever you were bitten will hurt that's it!
If it's a domestic or pet hamster, it's fine. You don't have to worry. But if you get bitten by a wild hamster, go to your doctor. You don't know what diseases this wild hamster might have.
No, tetanus shots are for rusty metal.
syrain hamsters are nice and kind but you have to tame them. but there is no grantee that you wont get bitten when picking them up!
no, this does not mean that your hamster will die soon. However, if you have a dwarf hamster, the life expectancy is only about 11/2 - 2 years. A regular hamster lives about five years. But if you are bitten, you should watch out for sign of a flu-like disease or an infection in or on the bitten are. Many hamsters carry diseases that can be easily transferred to human so always keep bites clean and wash your hands immediately after holding your hamster.
If you still want to play with the hamster and take it out of its cage then gardening gloves are a good idea. They enable you to still be able to have fun with your hamster, but if he turns nasty then you are protected from being bitten.
syrian hamsters are best i would say but they are known to bite. although mine has never bitten me.
sure... if the hamster/ gerbil bit through your skin, then put some disinfectent and a band-aid on it. If you were bit, then leave the animal alone for a little while.
Nope, I think it depends which hamster iv'e been bitten by a Syrian hamster when i was like 8 nothing happened to me except it hurt ! lol but there may be hamsters that can i don't know but i don't think theres any in the England if you live there Hope i helped :)