Kordon Oasis #80064 Wet Tail Drops- Liquid Treatment for Diarrhea, 1-Ounce

It's good to have these in case they get sick, bc it is antibiotics. You can either give it to the hams through the dropper, mix with their water, or you can mix it into their food. They seem to like the taste as well. Easy to administer.

My blue Russian dwarf hammy felt better instantly ! Her poops started solidifying, and she stopped showing signs of blood in three days.This stuff was amazing. The night I caught her we tail i called about different urgent cares to see if they would see my hamster; one clinic said i had to wait for a vet that specializes in "exotic" animals.... because shes not a dog or cat, and shes tinier than their usual patients. My visit wouldve costed $80 and payment for the medications as wellUsing this saved saved me money, i was so worried it wouldnt work but it made her wet tail go away. But after a month she had passed.I think it was just her time<3 My russian dwarf hammy lived 3 years.-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------First night I noticed her wet tail:-a week before this all, I changed her sand pit (and her sisters) from play sand that she used for a ear to terrarium white sand for the looks (could be the cause since the white sand was less absorbant than the play sand which i noticed when i cleaned her cage; it was completely clumpy and not looee) My robo dwarf who lives in a separate cage whos sand was also switched out did not get wet tail-April 19. I went away for the weekend, came back that day and while i was playing with her noticed her drop in energy, but it was still there; i noticed her wet tail, with blood around her bottom smaller than a dime size, then when i put her back, noticed the blood in her cage; which was not alot, maybe like little specs here and there; so i know i caught it a little late, (blood was still red, not brown; still a little fresh) which i blame myself, and i dont know when her symptoms started showing-Bought this around midnight, rushed shipping.-As i waited for the package, gave her pedialyte/gatorade to re hydrate her, she was so weak i noticed she didnt touch her food or was unable to even stand for water so i had to hold her and use a straw, using my finger on the other end as to not have too much to spill all over her (temporary dropper)-As for food, I hand fed her bread. So that it would be softer on her stomach, And also so that she didnt use so much effort to open seeds, She was extremely weak; everytime she ate or drank, i was holding her and helping her--------Next day the package came, gave her medication right away, unlike other users, she HATED it. so i diluted it and let it sit BUT because i felt that i caught her symptoms late, and was scared of loosing her, i figured to give it to her directly with the dropper, i gave her 8 drops. and instead of water, i replaced it completely with pedialyte (which she LOVED)-Several days passed, maybe 4 when i still gave her 8 drops, then 6 for the rest of the week- She had energy again slowly but surely; she had energy to dig around her 2.5 inches of bedding---------throughout the week she was eating like normal and drinking like normal, but i still noticed she wasnt running at nights.she still ran, but only for a minute and go back to sleeping. after a while i noticed gooey poop, not liquid, not completely solid and dry like usual, so i started again to give her a tiny bit of medication, she was still acting the same, but her poop was getting better-she basically only woke up to rest on my hand, use the bathroom, eat and drink. So I knew her time as coming-She passed a month later on May 16

These are the best thing ever!! It only took one dose for my hamster to be cured of wet tail!! Don’t bring your pet back to the store because of wet tail it will die but do a deep clean of the cage and add this to the water then in a week clean the cage again. I also found washing the area and completely drying it helped to heal him along with this medication

Think we bought these a bit too late. All the stores around here were out of them. IDK how i would rate the flavor, the hamster didn't talk much and i wasn't going to taste the drops. I will say that once we gave the hamster these drops she seemed to perk up some. Unfortunately, she has passed away, We believe it was more of an old age issue combined with wet tail.A Moment of silence, please...I buried her at the edge of the northern side of our yard on the woodline. It is a beautiful view. . There is a cross over the grave, I hope she was Christian IDK. I believe what is most important is to think she's in Heaven, chewing on wood and napping in a corner or a cozy box.The reception was wonderful. Thank you all for the flowers and donations. The money goes to saving troubled hamsters.

Our Hammie is an escape artist and managed to get out of her cage when we were out of town for the day. When we returned we found her in a storage bin in the room. We have no idea how long she had been there; it could have been as long as 24 hours. Her bottom was soaking wet and dirty and there was even some blood. It looked exactly like diarrhea/wet tail. Her left eye was also nearly completely closed and crusty. I don't know if that was related, or a coincidence, or a minor injury obtained during the escape. Hammie was also very thin-looking and shaky. She wasn't interested in eating or drinking when we put her back in her cage, and honestly looked like she was ready to die. It was a Sunday and I called around to several Vets in the area, but they were either closed or didn't treat pocket pets. As a last resort I rush ordered the Wet Tail Drops. I gave a direct dose (by mouth with the dropper) that night, and a few hours later she looked much better. She even ate a little egg and broccoli and drank some water. She had improved about 50% by the next day (I continued to give her doses in the dropper). Now it's Wednesday and I feel like she's 100% back to her normal spunky self. Her eye even opened back up and looks nice and sparkly. Although there's no way to know 100% that Wet Tail Drops saved our Hammie's life, she definitely improved almost immediately after I gave them to her. If you have a sick hammie on your hands, first TRY to take him/her to a Veterinarian trained in pocket pets. If that just isn't possible, try the drops.

A hamster with symptoms of wet tail (aka, diarrhea) need to be taken to a vet emergency room immediately. Hammies can become dehydrated very quickly, especially if they are young. We ended up taking our little guy to the vet who prescribed two different types of antibiotics that saved his life. This product is not a substitute for prescription medications, and treating wet tail with anything but prescription meds will not cure the condition, and your hamster will probably die. The active ingredient in this product is neomycin sulfate, the sulfate salt form of neomycin. It is a broad spectrum antibiotic with antibacterial properties (i.e. used for skin infections, bacterial gut upset, minor cuts, etc.), but it is not designed to target the specific gut bacteria found in hamsters. Best to treat the condition with a veterinarian.