If you are bitten by a hamster, can you get hemorrhagic fever?

Hello, it's okay, it's your psychological impact, it is recommended that you go to the hamster forum, hamster bar to see, every day there are bitten things are washed and washed, I myself have been bitten many times, you can rest assured, this heat, dizziness is caused by your psychological fear, etc., unless you have other problems, so far there has been no case of any illness caused by hamster bites, otherwise no one has raised it for a long time, this bite is very common!

I've been bitten a few times and it's all fine. However, it is safer to get a rabies vaccine. If you don't fight, you'll be fine.

This symptom may be caused by other factors.

I really can't go to the hospital for a check-up.

This depends on whether your hamster has the virus, but it is generally fine, and your dizziness and other symptoms are probably caused by too much nervousness, but you should be careful in the future.

How long did your hamster live? If you are sick, you will die early.

Rest assured, the chances of being hit are slim.

If the hamster is healthy, it is generally okay to be bitten.

But if you don't feel well, it's better to see a doctor.

I've been bitten too, and I'm bleeding too, and I'm just washing it with soap and not paying much attention to it.

It may be that your condition is due to psychological effects.

Make a big fuss, don't raise hamsters if you don't know how to raise them, you know everything, and you have it all in the encyclopedia. Hamsters don't have blood fever at all, unless they come into contact with someone who is sick from the outside world

I have also been bitten, and after being bitten, squeeze out the blood immediately, wash it with a lot of water, and it will be fine, but if your domestic SS is sick, you should immediately go to the CDC for a few injections, and if the SS is not sick, squeeze out the blood, and it will be fine to flush it with water! I wish the landlord a speedy **

It's okay, I've been bitten too, it's okay, don't worry.

You'd better go to the hospital, and if it's serious, you should get a rabies vaccine, and don't underestimate rats!

If the hamster is bitten by a companion and bleeds, the owner needs to isolate the injured cansters as soon as possible, and then treat their wounds. If the bite is only minor, the wound can be cleaned with diluted saline, then disinfected and applied with some ointment that promotes wound healing. If the wound is more serious, the blood does not stop, or the bone is bitten off, you need to go to the hospital in time**, in the process of sending to the hospital, try not to expose the cage to the outside of the fierce source, to avoid the pressure and tension of the hamster.

If you are bitten by a hamster and bleed, you only need to squeeze out the dirty blood in time, rinse the wound with water, and rub and disinfect it with soap, there will be no problems, and there is no need to go to the hospital for rabies vaccination, because pet hamsters usually have a very low chance of contracting rabies.

Many people should have been bitten by hamsters when raising hamsters, so is it okay to be bitten by hamsters and bleed? Usually after being bitten by a hamster, as long as the dirty blood is squeezed out in time, the wound is cleaned with water, and then the wound is rubbed with soap for disinfection, there will be no problem.

Because the chance of being infected with rabies in pet hamsters such as hamsters and golden bears is very small, rabies usually only occurs in animals such as cats, dogs, and wild mice, so when bitten by hamsters bleed, there is no need to go to the hospital for rabies vaccination.

And when raising hamsters, if they are bitten by hamsters. Usually because the hamster is not familiar enough with you, don't rush to approach it at this time, because in its eyes, you are still one of the animals that can pose a threat to its safety.

Hamsters are social animals and usually live with other members of their kind. However, there are times when a peer attack occurs, resulting in injury to one or more hamsters. If your hamster is bitten by a companion and bleeding, here are the urgent measures that need to be taken:

1.Isolate the wound. Immediately separate the hamster where the wound is located and place it in a separate cage to avoid further attacks from other companions.

2.Qingxiao Qingjie wound. Gently wash the hair and blood around the wound with warm water and a cotton ball. It can be cleaned directly with an antiseptic such as alcohol, iodine or hydrogen peroxide, but care needs to be taken not to allow the disinfectant to come into direct contact with the wound.

3.Prevent infection. Antibiotic ointment can be gently applied to the wound and appropriate vitamin C can be added to the hamster's food to improve immunity and prevent the occurrence of infection.

4.Observe the condition. Observe the hamster's appetite, mental state and wound healing status, and if any abnormalities are found, ask an animal doctor for a thorough procedure**.

In daily care, in order to prevent peer aggression and injury, we need to pay attention to the following:

1.Make sure the environment is spacious, dry, warm and hygienic, and that it is cleaned and disinfected weekly.

2.Give enough food and water to avoid competition for food and water, as well as the conflicts that come with it.

3.Don't put too many hamsters in a cage to avoid overcrowding and killing.

4.Observe the relationship between hamsters, and if there is a situation of mutual aggression, it needs to be dealt with separately in time.

Finally, if your hamster is frequently peer-aggressive, consider whether it needs to be kept alone to avoid injury.

- - First: Plague bai means Black Death, du

The disease has been extinct for centuries....dao…

Second: All.

Warm-blooded animals may have rabies, including humans, only when the animal is bitten during the onset of the disease will be infected, the dog will hang up after 10 days of illness, and how long can you hang up with the individual of the hamster? If the hamster doesn't hang up within three days, congratulations you haven't been infected. In fact, as long as they have not been exposed to cats and dogs, the chance of hamsters getting rabies is very low, and the chance of getting rabies is much lower than that of their own cats and dogs.

Third: It is possible to get hemorrhagic fever from a rat bite, but the vaccine for hemorrhagic fever is only effective if it is given in advance, and it is not effective after being bitten. And the disease can be **.

Usually the disease is carried by house mice (mice) and wild mice, hamsters as artificially bred pets, the chance of carrying is relatively small, as long as you do not raise in a dirty environment, it is still relatively safe.

Fourth: Any wound can get tetanus, which depends on the ...... the individual needs(Hamster's tiny teeth .......)）

ps: You can go to the hamster bar to consult, where the people who raise hamsters have basically been bitten. I haven't heard of anyone being infected. In fact, all you need to do is squeeze out the blood and wash it with soap. Hamsters are much cleaner than cats and dogs.

This situation can be big or small, if you are lucky, you will be fine if you wash upstairs, and if you are unlucky, you will be dangerous! Therefore, it is recommended to go to the epidemic prevention station to get vaccinated, this has an incubation period, don't think that you are fine if you have no symptoms, and it will be too late to save ...... when you have symptoms

Hello! The plague has been largely eradicated, which is reassuring, but it also needs to be disinfected and vaccinated against rabies in a timely manner.

Most of the refusals are fine, squeeze out the blood from the wound, and then wash it with water.

Hurry up to the epidemic prevention station to get vaccinated, it is tetanus and rabies, if you are not in the epidemic area, you don't need to get the plague vaccine, you have to observe for about a month.

No, I've been bitten by hamsters in '08, and now it's fine, Ann. Wash it with water and put a band-aid on it.

We have a four-year-old child here who was bitten by a hamster on his finger, out of blood, grandma did not take it seriously, three days later had a low-grade fever, thought it was a cold, has not been cured, half a month later died, too pity, finally grandma said that had been bitten by a hamster.