The wounds of hamsters may heal on their own, but only for small wounds. When hamsters have large wounds or wounds become infected or suppurate, they will basically be unable to heal on their own. The breeder needs to send the hamster to the pet hospital for treatment in time. Otherwise it may endanger its life.

If you have the conditions, you can consider visiting a pet hospital. Some hospitals can treat hamsters. This is a prerequisite. But when it comes to hamster fractures, most pet hospitals can't do anything about it. Their legs are too thin and it's too difficult to splint them.

During this time, prepare a soft and small space for them, remove the second and third floors in the cage, leaving only one layer, and remove all the toys. One principle is to reduce exercise. After all, you have to rest for a hundred days if you break your muscles and bones.

You can also pay attention to their diet and feed them some good food. If you can find some alfalfa leaves, you can give them a try to see if they like it. Some don’t like it. It is recommended to give them some dried shrimps. Dried fish.

How to deal with wounds in hamsters

1. When the owner finds a wound on the hamster, he needs to use a cotton swab dipped in alcohol to disinfect it in time to prevent wound infection.

2. When the wound on the hamster is serious, the owner needs to help it stop bleeding first, then clean the wound with alcohol, and finally apply anti-inflammatory drugs according to the instructions. If there is no obvious improvement in the short term, you can go to the pet hospital for treatment. treat.

3. When a hamster has a wound, prevent the hamster from touching the wound again. You can fix the hamster's head with a small Saber ring, and then wrap the wound with gauze to prevent infection.

4. Replace the drinking device with a steel ball drinking fountain. This can prevent the wound from accidentally getting wet when drinking water, causing the wound to worsen.