Hamster Central - View Single Post

lovehamsters01 · 03-19-2023, 09:38 PM

I really cant say whether or not this warrants a vet visit but better safe than sorry, and it would really be best to go just in case. its probably painful for Ellis and at the very least I'm sure there's an ointment your vet can give that will make it less painful, heal faster, and prevent infection. I don't know this as a fact, but I doubt there's nothing they can give to help.
while its great that you initially separated them when you realized they were fighting (I had the same situation with my 1st pair of robos) I would suggest getting wire mesh and making their cages into proper bin cages to prevent anything like this happening again. there are youtube videos and instructions on this forum about how to do it.

03-19-2023, 09:38 PM
lovehamsters01 Hamster Pup Join Date: Jan 2022 Posts: 119	Re: Fur Patch Loss in Robo after Scuffle I really cant say whether or not this warrants a vet visit but better safe than sorry, and it would really be best to go just in case. its probably painful for Ellis and at the very least I'm sure there's an ointment your vet can give that will make it less painful, heal faster, and prevent infection. I don't know this as a fact, but I doubt there's nothing they can give to help. while its great that you initially separated them when you realized they were fighting (I had the same situation with my 1st pair of robos) I would suggest getting wire mesh and making their cages into proper bin cages to prevent anything like this happening again. there are youtube videos and instructions on this forum about how to do it.