Updated On December 4th, 2025
Pet's info: Other | Unknown - Other | Male | unneutered | 0.5 lbs
Our Chinese dwarf hampster seems to be very large (bloated) and very angry and this cake about with in a day. Biting nonstop. Please help us on what to do. He doesn’t look right at all.
1 Answer
Published on November 25th, 2017
Poor Kodak! I can see that his abdomen is distended and that he is hunched with his fur erected. The latter two are signs of pain, as well as the increased aggression. I recommend having him seen by a vet as soon as possible to determine the cause. His abdominal distension can be caused by a mass or an infection, a foreign body, or enlargement of any of the abdominal organs.
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