The belly refers to the abdomen. Panting and twitching in the hamster's abdomen may be caused by normal breathing, fright, hypoxia, pneumonia, wet tail syndrome, etc. It needs to be improved through general treatment and drugs. Treatment is beneficial The body returns to normal. If the symptoms continue to worsen, it is recommended that the owner take the hamster to a regular pet hospital for a detailed examination in time to understand the specific condition of the body and take further measures for treatment.

1. Normal breathing

If the hamster gasps for a long time, it will cause the abdomen to twitch. This is normal breathing and does not require special treatment.

2. Being frightened

If frightened, there will be fear and nervousness, leading to abdominal twitching. It is recommended that the owner calm the hamster's mood in time. When the mood returns to normal, the abdominal twitching will disappear. The phenomenon will gradually subside.

3. Hypoxia

If the oxygen content in the indoor air is relatively low, it may cause hypoxia in hamsters, and may also cause shortness of breath and difficulty breathing, and may also cause This causes abdominal twitching, which needs to be improved by inhaling oxygen.

4. Pneumonia

Usually caused by viral and bacterial infections, symptoms such as shortness of breath, sore throat, and difficulty swallowing will appear. When the condition is severe, it will cause damage to the lung mucosa and affect the lungs. Normal breathing will cause changes in the abdomen during breathing, and it is necessary to take antibiotics and antiviral drugs as directed by a doctor.

5. Wet tail syndrome

It is mainly caused by bacterial infection and has a certain relationship with the surrounding hygiene. When the environment changes, it will cause huge pressure on the hamster and eventually induce Wet tail syndrome can cause difficulty breathing and reduce activity. In severe cases, it may be life-threatening. It needs to be treated with intravenous antibiotics according to the doctor's advice.

Keep the surrounding environment quiet in daily life and bathe your hamster regularly to prevent the growth of bacteria and reduce the risk of illness.