Hamster Hair Loss

Please note that the author is not a veterinarian. Please consult your veterinarian for any medical advice about your pet.

Crescendo, a feeling of admiration for nature and love for animals was taught to us. A weekend was normal Elachee Nature Center in Oakwood, GA spent know that the climate in Georgia-controlled agriculture and natural resources. This rule went into detail, the animals and plants, of course, for animals in general. This fascination inbredwith nature is also reflected in our house. My brother, sister, and I had all the many books about animals, and we enjoyed the Discovery Channel. My mother brought her to herself, that we tend, at home and love animals. Over time I moved my family two birds, two turtles, a few white mice and hamsters and a dog was very loud. After I moved, I gathered a few cats and a couple of big dogs very turbulent.

The youngest of the family isHannah, the dwarf hamsters. My brother, Bob, took the end of 2003 and my mother was soon attracted to her. Mom is well known that Hannah playing out of their cage in the middle of the night and feed her tonsils in the kitchen, she prepares for the job.

In spring 2005, Hannah began to develop hair under his chin and on his body. My mother has often talk about how worried during our talks in the week, but I did not know what the spread until theHannah woke up one Sunday afternoon. He kicked the walls of his hamster Plexiglas protection and I noticed that he was the most hair on his stomach in a patch of his right arm to lose his right leg extended. His little pink skin showed through clear as day, and I got out to look at more closely. They showed no fear or shock, as I explored, although a little 'irritated that I was there, without also had a taste. I inviteHamsters treated and back down in his little house.

So I decided it was time for a search on the Internet. Little Hannah needs help, and I do not mean to pay a vet, he was just old. I searched for "Hamster Hair Loss" and noted that it is a fairly common problem, especially in older hamsters. Research told me that the most common reasons for age, lack of protein, vitamin A deficiency, hair caught in the hamster wheel, mites,and allergic reactions to the bed. Also let me know how you control of mites. Mites cause a pattern of red or black bumps on the skin and are usually nest in your hair and hamster bedding. I checked it and saw that her skin was clear, smooth and free of small insects.

I knew that Hannah was aging and learn if this was a natural example of its kind, but I could not tell my mother to prepare a little hamster funeral. I concentrated onDefects and found that most pet shops sell a water soluble vitamin supplement for hamsters. Just dissolve a pill for the provision of water hamsters and the hamster eats, without knowing it.

I called my mother and let her know what I was looking at the end and told me he had actually found the same thing in his research. He said that he would receive an allowance and see what Hannah said.

After a few weeks, the mother reported that Hannah had recoverednew love for life and was attending his wheel drive squeaking, creaking in the middle of the night. "He said that the hair had begun to grow, but had no longer fall out. He also noted that Hannah really seemed to fill its new integrated water as the donor, and had bit 'more often.

Previously, every time I hit play to the pet store of multivitamin-animal tested me as stupid for profit: A plan our love for our pets for the linePockets of the company. Now that I have seen in action, I realize how close we are to our neighbors in small animal in the manner in which our body needs the substance of health. In animals and humans are pre-treated our food and our perception is limited by our way of life. Like humans, say the doctors, magazines, TV programs about healthy living and even our mothers hold multivitamin a day to our young, fit and healthy because the food we eat is not easy to meet the nutritional needs of ourOrganisms. Like hamsters, they only have the attention of the owners, so they get what their little bodies need to survive - and there are no advertisements on the benefits of vitamins hamsters. Well, the victim of a successful experiment, it seems that Hannah now has a greater appreciation for its dietary supplements as well.

For more advice from real professionals, the following sites helped me in my search forCure:

http://www.hilltopanimalhospital.com/hamsters.htm

http://www.petinfo4u.com/advanced_small_animals.htm

http://www.britishhamsterassociation.org.uk/get_article.php?fname=journal/dermatitis.htm