My blackie just died few days ago. And now is my grey turn.

anybody can advise me?
My WW grey hammie currently looks like very exhausted and his bottom part wet wet. Feel sad now.
Please help me T.T

Sorry to hear it..
Maybe it caused of diarrhea... Wat are u feeding em??
Maybe too much veggies or sweet fruit..How long they bcomes like that bfore die (exhausted and his bottom part wet wet) ??

Wet tail can be very contagious, you must be putting them together before your first hammy died. That's why now the other also have the same thing. They can died within 24 hours without treatment for wet tail. If you wanna save your hammy, go now to the vet with your hammy before it's too late.

nope my hammie all are seperated. The first died was seperated about few months.
This grey suddenly so tired keep sleep walk also like no energy and bottom part wet. I just only wash the cage recently

The preparation “dry tail”, which is intended to repeal this condition, is sold in hamster shops. The hamster must receive additional liquid to compensate for the loss of liquid caused by the diarrhoea, as well. “Wet tail” could very likely break out because of sudden changes in environment and handling.

Eric,long time din c u in here

Quote frm the web:
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So actually the reason wet-tail can cause fatality in hamsters is bcos the greatly loss of moisture inside the hamster's body eh?

Avoid stressing young hamsters when moving them to a new environment, e.g., limit handling them the first few days, keep the hamsters on the same food they were eating for a few days and then slowly switch to a new food if necessary, etc.

Many stress related things can cause a hamster to get Wet-tail. They can easily become stressed from being handled too much (after just getting your hamster), being away from mother/siblings, change in diet, improper/inadequate cage cleaning, often, etc. There are many other reasons that hamsters can get Wet-tail.

A new, young hamster is most likely to contract Wet-tail, simply because they are young, and stressed at being put in a new, unfamiliar environment. Along with younger baby hamsters, long haired hamsters are also more likely to get the Wet-tail disease.

hi, i have robos at home. can u guys recommend me what should i do or use to reduce the smell? i cant afford to clean the cage everyday. im now using the breedercelect as bedding. is there any other products i can use to reduce the smell?

thanks.

ur here too eric? ;P

the pee, i guess. the cage smells, so quickly.