For first aid for wet tail hamsters, you can first feed some antibacterial and anti-inflammatory agents. Mix and feed approximately 4 drops of antibacterial and anti-inflammatory agent with 80ml of water each time. If your hamster has a wet tail caused by a cold, you need to feed your hamster special cold medicine for pets. If the hamster has a wet tail caused by gastroenteritis, the hamster should be given oral anti-inflammatory drugs in a timely manner. In addition, it is best for hamsters to drink some diluted glucose to supplement high-quality fungi. Pay attention to regularly cleaning and disinfecting the mouse cages, strengthening feed management and sterilization and deworming, which can prevent wet tail syndrome. Make sure your hamster’s feed is fresh and avoid feeding spoiled, frozen, or high-moisture foods.

Things to note when a hamster suffers from wet tail syndrome:

1. Increase the hamster’s water content and keep the residence warm and clean.

2. Purchase gentamicin injection, dilute it and feed it.

3. Keep the food mild. Do not feed fresh fruits and vegetables, but feed soft foods such as cereals.

4. Feed the hamster some glucose to avoid excessive dehydration.

5. Wet tail disease is highly contagious. Once discovered, the affected rats must be isolated and washed with soap before and after each contact.