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Old 07-14-2004, 09:30 AM
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My hamster seems to have a large black lump protruding form it's ear, i domn't kniow whether it is an abses or something, please reply as sson as possible.
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Sounds like maybe a tumor or an absess he needs to go to the vet either way!
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Old 07-15-2004, 11:18 AM
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do you know any signs to which of the two problems you suggested, and also what would be the procedure for both of them
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I agree with capn. The procedure for either case would be something only a qualified veterinarian can do.
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well i am taking him to the vets as soon as is possible, the only problem is that it will be a few days before that i can get there and so i would like to know if there are any signs which point to either of the two options given, i also would like to know the procedures taken by the vets for each of these.
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When you take him in, ask your vet the procedure for each scenario - it varies per vet in what they will do and what medications they may use.
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so you don't think that they will put him down?
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I couldn't possibly speculate, it would depend on what the cause was. Again, something you'd need to discuss with your vet.
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I've been to the vets now, i didn't quite grasp what it actually was but hes going to the vets on friday to have it removed, although i was suprised at how much it costs, including the visit yesterday it is gonna cost around £90! When you buy hamster for £10 you never quite expect it to cost you that much
 

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