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Vita drops

Discussion in 'All other pets' started by OneWolvesDream, Sep 25, 2004.

  1. OneWolvesDream

    OneWolvesDream New Member

    My hamsters have a prob with their bak legs so i was told to get vita drops, i have looked into it and im gettin it some time within a week or two and i was wondering if this stuff really works?
     
  2. FMgurl43

    FMgurl43 New Member

    whats wrong w/ ur hammies back legs?
     
  3. 3_second_memory

    3_second_memory New Member

    iv seen them but im sure i read that they were vits, not medical cond cure.

    you need to get her/him to a vet and have them checked out.
     
  4. OneWolvesDream

    OneWolvesDream New Member

    Sorry for the late reply, one of the hamsters died, im not sure what of, the other one is healthy and happy, i need to get the vita drops tho, the back legs is just a probolem with her not getting enough of all thats needed.
     
  5. faeriedust1127

    faeriedust1127 New Member

    I'm sorry to hear of your loss with the one hamster. Are you sure that the back leg problem is not actually an injury, possibly from an exercise wheel, or a genetic problem? What are you feeding your hamsters that you think they would develop such a problem from vitamin deficieny(sp?)? Either way i would suggest a powder vitamin rather than drops for 2 reasons. Drops are normally given by putting them in the water bottle, which encourages bacterial growth in the bottle, possibly causing other problems. If you replace the water everyday and clean the bottle, it shouldn't be a major issue, but then you wind up throwing away whatever wasn't consumed. Also powder vitamins tend to be more stable and you can simply sprinkle them on the food. Was the other hamster's death related to this leg problem?
     
  6. 3_second_memory

    3_second_memory New Member

    there not syrean are they?
     
  7. SugarLovesPits

    SugarLovesPits New Member

    have you had you hamster to the vet? who told you to get vita drops? I use vita drops for all my rats and they have all lived very long lives however they also get a B-complex vitamin from my vet, tho i don't know if that is suitable for hamsters. They also get pomagranites witch are loaded with antioxidants. anyway i would seriously suggest takin him to a vet. I recently adopted a rat who suddenly lost use of her back legs. Turned out it was a prettyu serious nuerological problem she ended having seizures and had to be put down. So let us know what is goin on!
     
  8. 3_second_memory

    3_second_memory New Member

    that would be so upsetting if she was having seizures, perhaps her legs arent properly formed so she cant walk, she may have arthrituus, i mean, if hamsters can get that.

    Plz take her to your Vet.
     

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