👀 Why Are My Hamster’s Eyes Turning White?

If your hamster’s eyes appear cloudy or white, it could be a sign of cataracts! 😢
Over 90% of hamsters develop cataracts due to aging 📒
This condition commonly starts around 1.5 years old and gets more common with age.
🔍 How to Check for Cataracts?
✔ Look closely at the lens of their eye to check for cloudiness 👀
✔ Avoid checking in bright light, as the pupil shrinks, making early symptoms harder to detect!
⚠ Best solution: Take your hamster to a vet for a professional check-up!
💊 Is There a Cure?
❌ Age-related cataracts are irreversible 🥹
✅ But you can improve their environment and use medication to help them adjust!
🔸 Reduce cage height differences to prevent falls due to poor vision.
🔸 Create a safe and familiar space to minimize accidents and stress.
Has your hamster experienced this? Share your tips on how you care for them! 💕
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