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Thats terrible! Was the hamster already dead? If I lived in CA I would storm down there and give those people a piece of my mind.. Did they even have food, water..what kind of bedding was that anyway..? Pine..? Sorry.. venting.. I swear.. I thought they passed a law in CA about selling pets.. or something about keeping them in "good conditions" ? |
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Quote: That is indeed terrible that there was a dead hamster in the cage, but many rodents do cannibalize their dead (especially the omnivores, like hamsters and rats). It's a survival instinct... a dead body lying around attracts predators. |
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They had food, the water was fresh, i saw them put the water in there. The bedding was carefresh as that is all that this Petsmart uses. It wasnt dead when i got there. I was watching for about 10 minutes before i said anything, and he was fighting back for a while. The manager walked by about 4 times and never even looked at them or asked if they could help me. I had a couple more videos on there i dont know if they uploaded yet though. You can check if you want. There were about 15 other hamsters in that cage. Last edited by jthocker; 12-23-06 at 01:20 pm. Reason: Adding more stuff |
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Just another reason not to shop there and support that kind of animal cruelty. |
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One would not know that they were trying to "kill" each other at first. It looked like they were just fighting. When i saw the blood I called for a manager. She was mad because she had just put them on the floor the morining of. If you are concerned here is the store info. [FONT=Verdana,Arial]820 Paseo Del Rey Chula Vista CA, 91910 [/FONT][FONT=Verdana,Arial] 619-656-0071 [/FONT] |
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The hamsters are usually overcrowded in small tanks. As are the rats and mice. Syrians should be kept one in a tank, but they don't do that. Dwarfs can be kept in colonies, but they do fight if stressed. They usually don't have wheels in the tanks, which doesn't help. |
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I'm surprised they didn't know that hamsters are not supposed to live together. They always eat eachother. My friends sister had two hamsters and they murdered eachother. |
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SMORESBOSS (06-13-07) | ||
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Exactly what I was thinking. It took ten minutes to decide you should call for help. |
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And you didn't think a fight that looked like that deserved immediate action?! That was brutal! |
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Oh my goodness!!! Pets fight ALL the time. Dogs, cats, hampsters, guinea pigs, people.. I don't think he realized or could tell that it was as serious as it ended. The point is he did say something to a manager as soon as he realized how seriously injured he was getting. My gosh!! |
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Why wouldn't you demand it be removed. I yelled until guinea pigs were given food in a petstore just a few short weeks ago. Why would you wait?????? |
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If you saw that many dogs/cats/people gang up on one, and start fighting like that you would wait 10 minutes, after the one died, to say anything? |
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the poor little hamsters - even though it was blurry, that was difficult to watch |
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These are the cages the guinea pigs were kept in. Notice the water and hay. This is the whole cage. ![]() ![]() (There were two per cage) Last edited by jthocker; 12-23-06 at 10:43 pm. Reason: adding pictures |