Hamster eyes will not heal themselves if they become inflamed. Because the hamster's own immunity is weak, especially the eyes are sensitive and fragile, it is easy to cause infection after the eyes are contaminated with sawdust, dust, dirt and other unhygienic items, including the environment in which the hamster is located is unclean, with a large number of bacteria, viruses, and excessive dust. In many cases, it will also induce inflammation. If it is serious, you should take it to the pet hospital for treatment in time.

What should I do if my hamster’s eyes are inflamed?

1. If the hamster’s eyes are inflamed, you can first gently wipe the hamster’s eyes and surroundings with physiological saline to clean up the pollutants, and use antibacterial and anti-inflammatory eye drops for a week. There will be a significant improvement on the left and right.

2. If the hamster’s eyes appear to have symptoms, it needs to be treated with oral anti-inflammatory drugs, or wiped with eye ointment with anti-inflammatory ingredients. If necessary, take it to a professional pet hospital for examination and treatment.

3. Disinfect and clean the hamster's cage regularly to ensure that the hamster's nest is clean enough without too much dust and large particles, and isolate the sick hamster from other hamsters to avoid cross-fertilization Infect.

4. If the eyes are inflamed, glucose water should be added to the hamster in time to ensure that the hamster has enough rest time.