My hamster is bleeding. Should I separate her from her sister?

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Hamster is bleeding a little on her back. She lives with her sister and they tend to play a lot but today I noticed a bit of blood on her back. Should I separate them if they enjoy eachothers company and for everything together. Pet's info: Other | Unknown - Other | Female | unspayed

Susan England-Foster · Accepted Answer

Poor Luna. I would recommend separating them until Luna's back has healed if you find them often picking on each other or starting to become aggressive they might need separated more long term. Sometimes as they get older they can become more territorial or aggressive. If the wound is bleeding a lot Luna might need to visit the vet to for medications like pain control. Hope that helps

My hamster is bleeding. Should I separate her from her sister?

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