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Over The Rainbow Bridge - Master Harvey 2 years & 5 months, Twinkle 'The Diva' 1 year & 8 months, Archie 2 years & 3 months & Xena 2 years & 9 months. Forever loved by T-Liz.
I had to go through all the pics on the photo of the month. Rogue is just as wonderful as ever and it's so nice to see him again. I love the b.a.t.h. photo.
As usual, you have amazing photos of your wonderful pets. I am still in love with doops, even though I know I will never have one. So glad Hamster Central exists so I can share yours. This is a lovely thread Vectis.
The trip sounds exciting, look forward to the new introductions when you get back!
That last photo of Kitti just melted my heart, my favourite so far this month I think
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Slave to Zak.
Always loved, never forgotten, forever in my heart
T'ycor, Ziggy, Zephyr, Flynt, Mickle, Little Whisp, Zen, Zeki, Tinwë, Zylvan, Míriel, Calyanwë, Gusto & Meri ❤️
Today was supposed to be a nice straight-forward trip to the vet for the three hammies I'm taking to Houten. They needed to have a vet certificate to say they're OK to go to the show. Two were fine. They had their examination and the form was signed.
One I had noticed a lump on her when I checked her myself today - I took her so the vet could check it too. He managed to aspirate some pus so gave her a brief anaesthetic to drain it properly. Here she is settling into her hospital bin cage. Queenie by Vectis Hamstery, on Flickr
I was thinking of what to name the two Syrian girls as I drive over to the vet; in the UK new owners name their own hamsters, but European breeders name pups and usually ask that I name the ones they have from me. I took her in a carrier which I'd labelled 'King' when Kingston had travelled in it earlier in the year and the vet commented that Queen would be more appropriate, so she's now Queenie! I therefore named her sister (who was passed fit to travel) Nursie. Guess who's been watching Blackadder recently
I bought a set of clip-on lenses for my mobile today. I want to do some filming of Rogue doing parkour exercises tomorrow and needed a wide angle lens. Not only did I get the wide angle one but it came with a fish eye and macro lens. I had a bit of a play and was rather pleased with this try: Nosey! by Vectis Hamstery, on Flickr
And a little bonus pic. I know no-one likes baby duprasi so just scroll past Dooptastic by Vectis Hamstery, on Flickr
Sorry to hear about Queenie, hope she's all healed up soon.
The dooplets are way too cute!
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Slave to Zak.
Always loved, never forgotten, forever in my heart
T'ycor, Ziggy, Zephyr, Flynt, Mickle, Little Whisp, Zen, Zeki, Tinwë, Zylvan, Míriel, Calyanwë, Gusto & Meri ❤️
Sorry to hear about Queenie and I hope she recovers quickly
Love that pic you took with the lens. I too got some of those lenses a couple of days ago. Haven't tried them yet though as I can't seem to fit them on over the top of my phone cover lol.
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Bossed around by Artie, Spartacus, Snapdragon, Feliks, Veikko & Delphia.
Boris, Pasha, Jaska & Max playing at the rainbow bridge, forever loved. https://www.instagram.com/wehave3hamsters/
The wide angle lens works well too. Rogue and I had an hour in the secure dog field this morning. As well as having a scamper and sniff, we did some filming of parkour behaviours (ways of interacting with obstacles in the environment). Rogue and I have been practicing parkour for a while, but only just starting filming the videos to submit for our first parkour title. It's helped boost his confidence and his body awareness.
Hopefully he's now tired enough to let me pack for Houten without his help...
I hope to post smaller furry pics later, but thought I'd pop this up to keep you going in the meantime