The hamster has a hole in its body and a hole in the middle of the hamster s belly

If you have a hole in your hamster, it could be due to a number of reasons, here are some possible causes:

1.Fights or accidental injuries: Pooling multiple hamsters together can lead to fights, resulting in wounds. This requires you to take the hamster to the hospital in time for treatment to prevent infection and life-threatening.

2.Parasitic or fungal infections: Some ectoparasitic or fungal infections may cause ulcers, forming wounds. This requires a visit to the hospital for examination and diagnosis, and the use of appropriate medications**.

3.Malnutrition or environmental factors: Malnutrition or an excessively humid, dirty environment, etc., can lead to problems, which can lead to wounds. Keeping the hamster's living environment clean, dry, and providing adequate food and nutrients can help improve the situation.

In conclusion, if your hamster has any unusual wounds or holes on its body, it is recommended that you take it to an animal hospital for examination and ** as soon as possible. At the same time, it is also necessary to pay attention to maintaining the living environment and dietary hygiene of hamsters to prevent similar situations from occurring.

The hole in the middle of the hamster's belly is the incense gland, the smell emitted by the incense gland is used for courtship, and the secretion secreted by the incense gland is used to declare the territorial range. The scent glands of hamsters need to be cleaned in time, and if a large amount of yellow material accumulates, it will clog the scent glands, causing inflammation, suppuration or abscess.

<> if it is a male hamster, the hole in the middle of the belly is the incense gland, which is the important organ of the male hamster that emits a courtship smell and attracts the female hamster, which is probably located in the navel. At the same time, the male hamster will also rub the secretions of the incense glands on the things it passes through to declare the territorial range.

Because the incense glands will continue to secrete secretions, they need to be cleaned up in time, otherwise some yellow accumulations will block the incense glands, which will cause inflammation, suppuration, abscess and other conditions over time. Therefore, pet owners usually need to pay more attention to the hamster's scent glands, and help them clean up when they find a lot of dirt.

Summary. Hello The bulging puff on the hamster is a problem with cysts, lipomas, inflammation, abscesses, etc. If you notice this condition in your hamster, it is recommended that you take it to the veterinarian immediately to determine **and take the correct approach**.

Hello The bulging puff on the hamster is a problem with cysts, lipomas, inflammation, abscesses, etc. If you find that your hamster has this residual condition, it is recommended that you immediately take it to the veterinarian to determine ** and take the correct ** method of attack.

What is the reason for that?

Hello There can be a variety of reasons for bulging packs on a hamster's body, some of the common ones include Miscarriage: Lipoma: This is one of the most common causes and is a lump formed due to excessive proliferation of fat cells.

Swollen glands: For example, swollen stinky glands, usually appear in the rump area of hamsters. Infection:

If the hamster is infected, swelling and pain may occur locally in the body. Insect bites: Hamsters may be bitten by pests such as fleas and mites, resulting in lumps on their bodies.

Trauma: Injuries such as falls, bites, impacts, etc., can also cause lumps on the hamster's body.

Is this a serious situation for me?

Hello According to the ** the situation is more serious It is recommended to take it to the veterinarian in time to determine the specific cause of the lump and carry out the corresponding **.

Is there a risk if it is surgically removed, and what are the chances of survival of the hamster.

Hello For lumps that have been clumped on hamsters, surgical removal is a ** method, but you need to find an experienced veterinarian for surgery. The risks of surgery are related to factors such as the age of the hamster, body condition, location and size of the lump, and need to be evaluated after a detailed examination. Before surgery, the veterinarian will perform a thorough examination of the hamster to determine if it is suitable for surgery.

The risks of surgery exist to a certain extent, but experienced veterinarians will minimize the risks of surgery during the operation, so that the hamsters suffer as little as possible, and give appropriate care and ** after the operation to help the rats as soon as possible**. Overall, the risk of surgery is small, but the chances of survival of open-cut hamsters also need to take into account post-operative care and**.

Let me ask if the price of surgery is generally more than four figures.

Hello, uh-huh, yes, generally in the four digits or more.

The reason why there is blood in the hamster's nest may be that the hamster has injured the pin, it may be because it has been bitten by other animals, or it may be because it has hit a fence or something else and the abrasion is caused by the loss. In addition, it may also be due to bleeding caused by folliculitis in hamsters.

Bleeding from the female hamster may be caused by the damage caused by the hamsters playing with each other. If the fruit is caused by a hamster fight, it can be rinsed with normal saline, and then disinfected with iodine.

It is also possible that the female hamster has prolapsed anus, bleeding due to damage to the intestinal mucosa.

If a female hamster is pregnant, it may be due to miscarriage.

Summary. Utensils needed for the fragrance glands:

Cotton bud; normal saline (if not, it can be replaced with light saline);

iodophor (diluted with normal saline before use);

small clips; If there is only a slight blockage, just wipe it with saline or iodophor diluted with saline and a cotton swab.

If it is stuffed too much, you should first wipe the softened accumulation with normal saline, and then gently squeeze it up with a small clip on the incense gland, and slowly squeeze out some paste-like things. It is best to let the rat rest after squeezing for a while, and then continue to squeeze until you can't squeeze out something like a paste (a bit like squeezing a pimple), and finally disinfect the lower scent glands with diluted iodine!

PS: The process of cleaning the scent glands is very smelly.

Hamsters** have black raised induration.

Happy New Year, that position looks like a scented gland, which is usually not too obvious, especially for female hamsters. The appearance of a lump may be due to the hamster not cleaning up in time, resulting in a blockage. The clogged incense glands will be yellow with a little gray or black, and sometimes they will become a little hard, and if not cleaned up in time, they may become inflamed and suppurated!

Zheng Zheng can be cleaned up manually.

The utensils needed to clear the wax glands of Qingzhen: cotton swabs; normal saline (if not, it can be replaced with light saline); iodophor (diluted with normal saline before use); small clips; If there is only a slight blockage, just wipe it with saline or iodophor diluted with saline and a cotton swab. If it is stuffed too much, you should first wipe the softened accumulation with normal saline, and then gently squeeze it up with a small clip on the incense gland, and slowly squeeze out some paste-like things.

The rat may struggle when squeezing, it is best to let the rat rest after squeezing for a while, and then continue to squeeze until you can't squeeze out the paste (a bit like squeezing pimples), and finally disinfect the lower fragrance glands with diluted iodine! PS: The process of cleaning the scent glands is very smelly.

Summary. It is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment in time to prevent further infection of the wound and endanger the life of the hamster. Generally, the wound is cleaned with normal saline, then a cotton swab dipped in iodophor is used for disinfection, and after disinfection, antiseptic and antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs should be applied to promote wound healing and prevent infection, and finally wrapped with gauze.

In the process, hamsters need to be raised separately and fed with some high nutrients that are easy to digest and absorb.

It is recommended to go to the hospital for treatment in time to prevent further infection of the wounded mouth and endanger the life of the wide-eyed hamster. Generally, the wound is cleaned with normal saline, then a cotton swab dipped in iodophor is used for disinfection, and after disinfection, antiseptic and antibacterial and anti-inflammatory drugs should be applied to promote wound healing and prevent infection, and finally wrapped with gauze. In the process, hamsters need to be raised separately and fed some high-nutrient substances that are easy to digest and absorb in Xikuan Town.

Why can't I see **?

I can't send it out**, and I don't think it's worth spending this money.

I can't ask anything, I can't send it, and the money is a bit worthless.

Dear, can't you send ** over there.

The bedding is not clean, and then the storage box is re-washed in Changshan, and the running wheel toys are removed, only some toilet paper and kettle wooden nests are padded, and then the wound is disinfected with normal saline, and then Yunnan Baiyao powder is applied to the wound resistance.

**The method is given to you, and it can be cured in half a month.

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What to do if the hamster has pus on it and it breaks.

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The hamster sedan chair has pus on its body and can use biosine **: erythromycin, ammonia penicillin, cephalosporin antibiotics, etc.** can also be used 50% magnesium sulfate moist heat compress, physiotherapy, or 70% alcohol wet compress. Facial carbuncles should reduce talking and chewing movements Do you have any questions that I would like to answer for you?

Is there a chance of survival?

According to the method, it can survive.

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One may be a lipoma, which is that you feed too much high-fat and high-protein foods such as melon seeds and bread worms, which can generally heal quickly as long as these foods are stopped.

There may also be tumors, which are fed to black yeast, and the operation can only be delayed if the operation is not done in China.

There may also be an abscess, which is usually caused by your bedding bath sand for too long. This rub chlortetracycline. Again, don't feed food that is on fire.

You don't take good care of it. Just rub some iodine for her.

Hamsters burrow, possibly looking for food or making nests, but most of the time they are just entertaining themselves. It is the nature of hamsters to burrow, and it is normal for them to use their claws to burrow like ordinary rats.

It is the nature of hamsters to burrow, hamsters sometimes shout to dismantle and bury the food that they can't eat, and when they want to eat it, they will dig it out and eat it, so hamsters may be digging holes to find out if there is food.

The hamster likes to burrow into sawdust to sleep, and burrowing may be that it is making a nest. In fact, most of the time hamsters burrow because they are bored and entertaining themselves, without any special signs.

Hamsters, like other rats, are born to burrow, and they all dig holes with their claws, using their front paws to keep gouging, and then using their hind paws to kick back the dirt, and so on.