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Do vets take hamsters seriously?

folamh · 2015-04-29 13:29:51

My girl is a 2 month old Russian dwarf. Three days ago she ran off the side of a table. When I found her a second later, she was sprawled on her side and she wasn't moving. When I stroked her she sniffed a bit, and I very gently took her up in my hand. No visible injuries. I looked up some care tips and kept her in her…

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#32 05-05-2015 7:52pm
Ken.

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folamh wrote: »

On a related note, I came across this video yesterday:

Unnecessary and inhumane, no? I've never heard of anyone doing this.

What a fücking arsehole.

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#33 05-05-2015 7:57pm
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The poor little hamster nearly drowned! You can see that it was getting tired and struggling. Probably freezing cold too. How can someone think that's a good way of "conditioning" them?

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