Urgently, please see what happened to my hamster 5

I bought it for a few days.

It's just not very adaptable.

It's like you've suddenly gone to live in a strange place.

Try to find him a companion.

The spirit will be better.

Because he was probably running around in the cage at night. (Rats are more active at night.) So in the morning you see him always looking like he's not in good spirits.

With his eyes open, he is tired but doesn't want to sleep. Just lie on your stomach and take a break. It's the same with my father-in-law.

It scared me half to death at first. But now 4 months have passed. He's not still alive.

also let the mother ss get pregnant. (After a while, you can hold your grandson and say).

I don't know much about climbing to high places. However, most hamsters like this. There are also those who like to bite the cage. This means grinding your teeth. Molars should be prepared. or food for teeth grinding.

The principle of not liking to eat is also very simple. I haven't adapted to my new environment yet. I'm sure he's eating right now.

But don't just because the little hamster just bought it and it's small. Feel that he is very weak and thus give him a lot of food. That's not right.

Too much food will only make him get used to nature. So as to eat so much every day. One day it will feel uncomfortable to be a little less.

will feign illness. Let you give him something to eat (love that. ) will get fatter and fatter.

It's hard to see him running around in the future. Because when he is fat, he will be lazy

It's going to be no big deal. Just observe for a while

Hope you can take care of the little hamster

Oops, it doesn't look like it's going to be good.

First, what breed and how big your hamster is, buy it from **.

If it had been from a rat dealer or a bad pet store, it was probably sick at the time.

You see what it looks like when it has feces, and whether it has loose stools.

Second, if there is no disease, consider whether it is a problem of adaptation.

Some hamsters will be particularly uncomfortable when they first arrive in a new place, such as the old husband or something, who is super timid.

What do you have to look like in the cage, is there any noise nearby, have you often forced it these days or something.

Hopefully it's the second case, but if it's a general weakness that sounds like illness, you can observe whether its eyes are red and swollen, secreting fluid, change sawdust water and food frequently, and give some apples to see again.

Is this the case with your hamster in the middle of the night? Will you run the spinner wheel in the middle of the night? Some SS have to adapt to the new environment, usually in about a week, and hamsters have to sleep during the day, so they will look out of energy.

What do you give it to eat? If there are a lot of things in the rat food, you should not be a picky eater, and then observe the body to see if there are any symptoms of swollen eyes or redness, or to see if the poop is abnormal.

Still don't like to eat? Generally, hamsters will take care of themselves, if there is no eye mucus and no redness, it should be fine, and if it doesn't like to open its eyes, is it because it has to sleep during the day, try to put more cotton in the hut?

The food should be clean, and in the winter you should change the sawdust and clean water frequently, you should find him a companion, accompany her often, and buy bath sand to keep the body clean, do not put it in a windy and cold place, do not give it random food yourself, and buy professional rat food.

A fatal disease in hamsters:

A: Pneumonia (caused by a cold).

B: Wet tail (diet. environment,)

All of the above are pathogenic to hamsters**.

From the time the hamster suffers from the disease, the physical strength will slowly fail. Thus refusing to eat. And then it will be: sleepy, sluggish, shivering.

The above cases: Not 100% contagious. It's not that it's not contagious. It depends on whether the hamster immunity is strong. Generally speaking. The chance of contagion is very low. So. When one of the hamsters died. It must be disinfected.

Did LZ's SS get wet when he died?

If there is, it is estimated that it is due to dehydration, wet tail died.

Clean the cage carefully, it's fine, hee-hee.

It's too much water to feed, because hamsters have to grind their teeth.

It's winter, and I might freeze to death, and that's how our house looks.

Turn it over and see if there's one.