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Thanks ,she was soo happy,bobbed her little head at me from the sofa whilst i.was.puttimg things in there for her.She is so gorgeousSo great she can enjoy her playpen time again ❤
The photo on the bottom is her waiting to get in the playpenLil miss was out and about earlier,so gorgeous and healing well.
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Thanks Maz,it's on her thigh,if you were looking at her undeeneath,it's where her right leg,the skinny bit,meets her fleshier thigh it is quite prominent ,but doesn't seem to bother her. But will Def get her checkedThey can't do IV lines on hamstersThe vast majority of vets can't even find a blood vessel - the blood vessels are so tiny. It's possible it might have been an injection site, depending on which part of the leg it is.
Hopefully it's nothing serious - fingers crossed. Or at least not something that will bother her.
Thankyou,I just feel so sorry for her,she has done so well through all of this. And she comes out today for cuddles and I find this. She is so cuddly too,bruxing and everything,my little darling.I am sorry to hear you are dealing with a health concern again with lovely Robin. I wonder if the vet could have injected her on her leg or used a leg vein for an IV line (if that's possible in hamsters). I hope it's not dangerous. Wishing you strength
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That's what I am really hoping it is. I did think about that ,but literally everything is a worry at the mo,as the other side is fine. I do describe hamsters as being in little straight jackets of fur ,with only their hands and feet showing lolI wonder if it's a swollen joint? If hamsters have knees!
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