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Read This Please If you Dont She could Die2007-11-24 22:14:51

Hi,

I have a beautiful and adorable Dwarf Hamster. She has been sick a lot but always seemed to cure herself. Now her stomach is bigger it's wet and she has been shaking for the past 4 hours. Please Only serious answers or I will be reporting.

Please Before it is tooo late.

Answers:

I would call my vet and then bring her in. The most common thing is Wet tail. Only a vet can really tell what is wrong and what to do. This is life threatening. Evita

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Take her to or call the vet.

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Get her to a vet she could be getting wet tail which can be fatal

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You need to get professional veterinary help, please don't rely on random people on the internet. Get your hamster to a vet NOW. Otherwise, just keep her as warm and comfortable as you can.

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I would advise calling an animal hospital in your area and ask for advice. More than likely they will ask you to bring your hamster in to be evaluated, but some hospitals can give suggestions on what to try.

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call the vet. or look it up on the internet if her tail is wet she might have wet tail. symptoms of wet tail are shaking for hours and a wet tail and not eating properly

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she may be constipated and the wetness could be sweat from a fever or she has urinated.no use in taking her to the vet because she is too small to check. just let nature take its course and buy another.

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my best advice is to take her to the vet. i understand that u may not be in a position to do so and that this is an obvoius answer, but idealy, this would be the best solution. she may hava a condition called wett tail, which i am unsure of the cure for. i am very sorry about your hamster and for the fact that this is the best answer that i can give. good luck and God bless.

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im really sorry to hear that! take her to a vet ASAP! the vet will give her treatment! she might have wettail! if she has been with a male she might be pregnant! it could be fatal or a new beginning for some baby dwarfs! i would take her to a vet. and i mean asap!