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Originally Posted by Serendipity7000
Poor thing. Do keep him comfortable. I wouldn't clean his cage out just now and disturb him. If he's peeing in his nest you could carefully spot clean the nest and add a bit more nesting material but try not to disturb him too much. Try offering him water on a spoon and see if he tries to lick it up.
Try and prepare for taking him to the vet comfortably. Do you have a pet carrier? I usually have the pet carrier on my knee with a blanket it over it - partly helps keep them warm and cosy and also protects them from the stress of noise, flashing lights and light generally.
Plenty of bedding and nesting material in the pet carrier and a bit of cucumber in there.
If you think he is dying then you might want to wait and see how he is tomorrow.
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I don't think he's peeing in his nest. I have a pet carrier and I've been to vet with him plenty of times. He had bugs when I first bought him.
I'll try to give him some water and see if he's interested. I don't really have a good access to his nest and I'll certainly wake him up.
I am not 100% sure he's dying, but he looks different. Even his eyes are different and the first available spot for my hamster would be in three weeks. We're checking other places now, but yeah. I hope we'll find something.