"Break a leg" is used to
mean "Good Luck" to a theatre performer. You don't say "good
luck" to a theatre performer. Well, in the two sibling
hamsters I operated upon recently, I was reminded of the
theatrical term "break a leg". Well, I really had to break a
leg to save her life. Her sibling with foul smelly ear? I had
to "break a ear" literally to save her life! Their lady owner
now has no more worry lines since the two squeaky hamsters
have behaved normally now and one does not have body odour
anymore
14
days ago, an explosive bony
growth on her left hind leg
Leg
amputation surgery
BREAK A EAR
14
days ago, bad body odour
Ear
canal ablation surgery
4415-
4423. Two older sibling hamsters
are normal and active 14 days
after surgery. A much earlier
veterinary treatment would
have saved a lot of worries
and reduced risks. But
Singaporeans live in a
hectic world and it is
difficult to advise "early
detection saves lives"! It
so happens that there are
two happy endings for the
siblings. It is not a given
that hamsters will survive
the anaesthesias and
handling surgical stresses.