How animals help children with reading and exams
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May 4, 2007
My 2 year old hamster has been slowly dying over the past
3 days, is this the normal amount of time? I have spoken
to several veternarians who do not seem to know the
answer!!!! They have instructed me to keep him as
comfortable as possible until he goes.
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On 5/04/07, Mindy wrote:
> My 2 year old hamster has been slowly dying over the past
> 3 days, is this the normal amount of time? I have spoken
> to several veternarians who do not seem to know the
> answer!!!! They have instructed me to keep him as
> comfortable as possible until he goes....See More