July 30, 2010
Hamsters Testing Negative for Glucose and Keytones?
I’m sure my hamster as diabetes. She drinks excesivley, is loosing weight despite the fact her appetite has increased, is less active than normal and her eye sight does not seem to be as good as it use to be. However I used the Keto-Diastix reagent strips using her urine and both the Keytones and Glucose are Negative. Does this mean her body isn’t producing any sugar? So should i feed her a sugar diet? Any suggestions on what type of diet to feed her? Thank you!
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I’m sorry to say your hamster sounds like she’s dying. If she’s not around 3 years old you should take her to a vet that specializes in rodents or exotics. Good luck.
there shouldnt be glucose in the urine so this is a good point here, as this would point to diabities or kidney failure. Try only putting her water in now and again, or put her in her ball so she can run around, burn off energy from the extra food and sweat off some of the excess water she is drinking