I was bitten by a golden retriever hamster a year ago, and nothing will happen in the future, righ

Hamsters can certainly get plague, and they can certainly be infected and carry rabies, toxoplasmosis, listeria, pasteurella, chlamydia, mycoplasma, and other germs that can cause harm to humans (this does not need to be denied). The key is how to look at the matter. First of all, hamsters have a very poor resistance to these diseases, and will definitely behave abnormally and die immediately, such as plague, rabies, Lee's hemorrhagic fever, Pap meningitis, etc.

As long as your rat is healthy before it bites you and for two weeks after it bites you, there is no need to worry about it carrying the virus or infecting you. (That's why I've always advocated isolating sick mice, observing newly arrived rats, and adopting rats at rat friends.) There is another category, which belongs to hamsters that carry diseases that cannot transmit to humans, such as Toxoplasma gondii.

Toxoplasma gondii reproduces sexually only in cats, and only cat feces contain infectious Toxoplasma eggs. Hamsters only have live Toxoplasma gondii in their bodies to be indeed contagious, but only if you eat the hamster raw! (98% of people are infected with Toxoplasma gondii because they eat live meat from raw meat, such as shabu-shabu too lightly + + In short, the likelihood of domestic hamsters getting these deadly viruses is very small.)

Also, don't think of hamsters as the same as rats, hamsters are very fragile small animals, very weak (arguably the most difficult experimental animals to breed), compared to hamsters, human resistance systems are very strong. Viruses are basically streaking, and even if there is a virus on the hamster that can be transmitted to people = =, then a little bit will be destroyed by the body's immune system. (Don't be fooled by the plot made up by film and television dramas) By the way, hamsters do not carry any viruses that are harmless to themselves but harmful to humans, which is very suitable for pets.

It is important to know that hedgehogs can safely carry the ++ transfer of Helicobacter pylori to human stomach cancer.

If you are bitten by a rodent, then the onset period is within a week, and you have lived for a year, and you will be fine.

It's okay, I've been bitten four times. Hamsters do not carry large amounts of viruses.

After being bitten, it should be disinfected in time.

I've been bitten many times myself.

It's been two years, and it's not going to be fine.

As long as your hamster is bought through the right way.

None of them carry any germs.

Summary. Hello, dear. The hamster was bitten by a dog + is now motionless and fainted from the stress.

The hamster can be wiped clean of blood stains and disinfected with iodine. Hamsters with injured feet can be given foot immobilization. Observe your daily life and wait for healing slowly.

If you are in a hurry, you can take the hamster to the pet hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

The hamster was bitten by a dog + what's going on now motionless.

Hello, dear. The hamster was bitten by a dog + is now motionless and fainted from the stress. The hamster can be wiped clean of blood stains and disinfected with iodine.

Tigers with injured feet can be given fixation of the foot resistance segment. Observe Suiyu's daily life, and slowly wait for healing. If you are in a hurry, you can take the hamster to the pet hospital for diagnosis and treatment.

There were no obvious traumas.

There was no bleeding from the nose either.

Just don't move.

And then his eyes were open, and I just touched it, and he didn't close it.

Dear, scared!

Dear, is the hamster's body temperature normal and stiff?

Summary. Hello! Kiss!

Care needs to be taken to provide it with adequate nutrients and hydration to speed up wound healing and restore good health. Here are some things you should look out for: Drinking water:

Provide hamsters with rich and nutritious food to help them regain their strength. You can choose some protein-rich foods like chicken, duck, etc. Vitamins:

Proper addition of vitamin C and vitamin E can help promote wound healing and prevent infection. Quiet environment: Do not over-excite or over-exercise the hamster until the wound has fully healed to avoid aggravating the wound.

Kiss! Hello, is the bite severe and bleeding?

There was bleeding, more blood in that part of his chest, and then I went to catch him and stuck to my hand.

I would like to inquire about what medicines can be used for hamsters.

Kiss! You can start by bandaging it to stop the bleeding.

The bleeding has stopped.

Kiss! Hello, for wounds that have stopped bleeding, you can use some ointment Qingshan to speed up the wound recovery. Reflux: Here are some common creams:

Anti-inflammatory ointment: Wounds are susceptible to infection, so choose ointments with anti-inflammatory and leaky ridge bactericidal effects, such as erythromycin eye ointment, sulfadiazine ointment, etc. Band-Aid:

Bandages can be applied directly to the wound to protect the wound and promote healing. It is advisable to choose a film that is breathable and does not put too much pressure on the wound. Vitamin E ointment:

Vitamin E helps promote tissue repair and healing, so opt for creams that contain vitamin E, such as vitamin E ointment, etc.

Need to make up for him?

Hello! Kiss! Care needs to be taken to provide it with adequate nutrients and hydration to speed up wound healing and restore good health.

Here are some things you should look out for: Drinking water: Make sure it has clean water to drink and check that the water bottle is working properly.

Because after bleeding, hamsters need more water to maintain body function, thus speeding up wound repair. Food: Provide hamsters with a rich and nutritious diet to help them regain their strength.

You can choose some protein-rich foods like chicken, duck, etc. Vitamins: Vitamin C and vitamin E are added appropriately to help promote wound healing and prevent infection.

Quiet environment: Do not over-excite or over-exert the hamster before the wound is completely restored, so as not to aggravate the wound.

Golden bears generally do not bite, and they have a gentle personality and do not bite easily. But if someone deliberately provokes or harms it, it may bite out of self-preservation, and it may bite when it is frightened. Because of this, it is best not to provoke the Golden Bear at will before you know its character.

Hamster bears generally do not bite people, hamsters bear bears have a gentle personality and are easy to get along with. Under normal circumstances, golden bears do not bite people, nor do they actively attack people. After raising it for a period of time, the golden bear will still recognize its owner, and it will not bite at this time.

However, there are also golden bears that bite people, and when they are deliberately provoked or harmed, they may bite people. Golden bears may also bite after being frightened and stressed.

Therefore, it is best not to provoke it at will before you have figured out the character of the golden bear and the whole thing is carefully raised, although you will not get sick if you are bitten by the golden bear, but there will still be a certain risk.