They dont always die of 'wet tail'

the genrally die of dehydration


because of the diohria.

i know what its like, it not a nice thing to go through so i feel for u.

Green veg in smalle amounts will be okay



Saz try loofaa its nice 'my hammies said'

*shifty eyes*

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2 Dogs
.Freddie.
.Rory.

2 Snails
*Soon*
.George.
.Mildred.

R.I.P

..Floppy..Patch..Giggles..Squeak..Bluesky..
..Sweetcorn ..Greeny..Fishy..Simon(x99) ..Bob..Blueskyjunior..Shelly..Jelly..Tinkerbell.. ..Dylan..Rosie..Jayney..Luke..Turkish..Bonnie..Arn old..Harry..

oh yh nd i forgot to put

im a trainee vet, specialising in hamsters, like you and gerbils

The most common reason is because the hammie has had a change in diet

Thus the reason to introduce it slowly like fruit,veg, plants and what-not.

The 2nd most common reason is stress.


Or is it the other way round *thinks*

__________________

2 Dogs
.Freddie.
.Rory.

2 Snails
*Soon*
.George.
.Mildred.

R.I.P

..Floppy..Patch..Giggles..Squeak..Bluesky..
..Sweetcorn ..Greeny..Fishy..Simon(x99) ..Bob..Blueskyjunior..Shelly..Jelly..Tinkerbell.. ..Dylan..Rosie..Jayney..Luke..Turkish..Bonnie..Arn old..Harry..

I don't wanna risk it

where can i buy loofa from?? a general pet shop? or will i need a big one like p@h?

ok, then if your a trainee vet, where do you study? and you can't study hamsters or rodents straight away. You have to fully qualify as a vet before you do an exotics pets course. im sorry, but i don't believe your a trainne vet nurse