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hamstermimmy · 06-24-2020, 11:41 AM

Thank you for your reply. The only puzzling piece is that they had told us Joey was a young hamster when we adopted her, and I have indeed seen growth within the 4 & a half months I’ve had her, so I am not quite sure that she is considered elderly yet if she had still been growing a few months ago. I’m so concerned for my Joey.

I wish so dearly that we could take her to a vet, we called all the vet offices in our city and our surrounding local areas but they sadly said that they do not work with hamsters. Is this a common thing, that veterinarian offices don’t always take hamsters?

06-24-2020, 11:41 AM
hamstermimmy Newborn Pup Join Date: Jun 2020 Posts: 3	Re: Help for my Joey Thank you for your reply. The only puzzling piece is that they had told us Joey was a young hamster when we adopted her, and I have indeed seen growth within the 4 & a half months I’ve had her, so I am not quite sure that she is considered elderly yet if she had still been growing a few months ago. I’m so concerned for my Joey. I wish so dearly that we could take her to a vet, we called all the vet offices in our city and our surrounding local areas but they sadly said that they do not work with hamsters. Is this a common thing, that veterinarian offices don’t always take hamsters?