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Originally Posted by Ria P
You need to pick her up, check her chin and then decide whether she needs to be seen by a vet.
I pick wriggly hamsters up by using a flannel or small towel because it's easier to get a hold of them.
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I checked to the best of my ability and am starting to think it's just an angle thing with the way her fur parts at the corner of her mouth. From straight on I couldn't see anything. But I'll stay vigilant and if anything changes I'll go straight to the vet.
She REALLY didn't like me trying to check her chin though so I made sure to give her some treats afterwards by way of apology. She's now sat on my lap munching away.