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Oh yes charleygirl, the vet was amazed how old she was and said he had neer seen a hammy get so old they turned grey. Also said 2-3 years is a good age for them. She had a stroke bless her. (she didnt like me very much,always bit me, but she was a cutie) |
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It's a shame for the little ones that these otherwise perfect pets are so short-lived. Saying that Daphne was remarkable to reach 4 and achieve 'silverback' status. |
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So sorry to hear Cj. I hope Ryan is over the shock of little Daphne leaving us. My two children had three hamsters over the course of a couple of years and they all died relatively quickly. It was horrible having to watch them so upset. Emmas first hamster had something wrong the vets couldnt tell me what it was as they didnt know, but she turned completely bald. The other two just "went" for no apparent reason. Thats why I wanted the kitties. I bit longer living. |
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