Should I briong my hammi to a vet?

• shinta

  30 Apr 06, 15:23

  Originally posted by hisoka:

  are hamsters banned from publuc transport??
  
  then why birds aren't, bird flu more dangerous nia

  i dunno leh... i only noe cats n dogs cannot..
  
  gtg...
  
  update u guys when i come back..
• nightzip

  30 Apr 06, 22:32

  k, remember to update us after the vet thing.
  
  Alternative, i think you can call up the place where you bought the hammies and ask for a recommendation of a suitable vet?
• shinta

  2 May 06, 16:57

  i went down and realised the vet's closed for the day already
  
  mama hammie's lookin much better...
  
  my mom think she's fractured her hind leg. nel thinks she's got an injury there, a bite most likely..
  
  but i won't be able to bring her to the vet anytime soon
  
  cos i'm sick
  
  argh!!!!
  
  
  
  at least she's eatin n drinkin
• alfagal

  3 May 06, 03:56

  oh no...
  hope she's alright....
  
  update us yar
• shinta

  7 May 06, 23:15

  sorry for the late update..
  
  she's alright.. vet said she's just stressed after givin birth, plus er some skin problem.. she got some rashes...
  
  he gave her some antibiotics and vitamin B..
  
  consultation was 33 bucks.. we went to serangoon north to visit
• the Bear

  8 May 06, 00:11

  
  
  glad your hamster is okay
  
  
• browniebaobao

  8 May 06, 00:20

  my hammie gt a few growths..
  
  one of its head, one somewhere between its butt and legs..
  
  looks serious.
  
  very poor thing..
  
  but sis said bring to vet will put it to sleep.. so better dun..
• shinta

  9 May 06, 16:10

  Originally posted by browniebaobao:

  my hammie gt a few growths..
  
  one of its head, one somewhere between its butt and legs..
  
  looks serious.
  
  very poor thing..
  
  but sis said bring to vet will put it to sleep.. so better dun..

  bring better.... cos all these growths quite painful.. no?
• alexkusu

  9 May 06, 16:21

  this shinta.......tsk tsk
• boy in blues

  9 May 06, 16:35

  
  ker lian de xiao hammi...
• browniebaobao

  9 May 06, 16:45

  Originally posted by shinta:

  bring better.... cos all these growths quite painful.. no?

  i asked them to bring it to the vet also.
  
  but sis said probably final stage liao, the growth so big.. vet sure ask to put to sleep.
• shinta

  9 May 06, 16:45

  Originally posted by browniebaobao:

  i asked them to bring it to the vet also.
  
  but sis said probably final stage liao, the growth so big.. vet sure ask to put to sleep.

  put it to slp better than to let it suffer?
• alexkusu

  9 May 06, 17:12

  my auntie..have a dog
  
  dog has a tumour in the head...very difficult to remove. Instead of putting it to sleep, they let it live out watever remaining life it has
  
  so far, dog very happy..but get tired easily
• blackchickenahkai

  9 May 06, 17:14

  Originally posted by shinta:

  couldn provide a pix.. cos she move around too much.
  
  She looks VERY wet. esp her head...
  
  she's not eating much.. she's not hoarding food at all.. she seldom drink. she drinks a lot last time.
  
  nel says she's got a wound on her left hind leg. it feels like a lump to me..
  
  she's still extremely hyperactive. runs around the place all the time...
  
  what is wrong with her?

  growth ..maybe signs of pus...
  seriously..if he/she is this weak...if the doc inject one time can die...
  i saw many cases b4...inject one time...then rip
• shinta

  10 May 06, 10:59

  Originally posted by blackchickenahkai:

  growth ..maybe signs of pus...
  seriously..if he/she is this weak...if the doc inject one time can die...
  i saw many cases b4...inject one time...then rip

  she's ok liao...
  
  
• browniebaobao

  10 May 06, 14:40

  Originally posted by shinta:

  put it to slp better than to let it suffer?

  I think it has the right to live..
  
  and we cannot take that right away..
• shinta

  10 May 06, 14:47

  Originally posted by browniebaobao:

  I think it has the right to live..
  
  and we cannot take that right away..

  ok. different views over here.