When the hamster's butt is wet, dry the hamster in time. It is best not to use a hair dryer, because the sound of the hair dryer is relatively loud and may frighten the hamster. You can choose to use a clean cotton cloth to absorb most of the water, and then use a heater to dry the hamster's hair, but be careful not to get too close to avoid scorching the hamster's hair or scalding the hamster.

Methods to prevent the hamster’s butt from getting wet

1. Breeders need to change the hamster’s bedding regularly, and it is best to use highly absorbent materials. If you use materials that are not very absorbent, it may prevent the moisture from being absorbed from your hamster's butt after excretion.

2. Breeders need to bathe hamsters regularly, because hamsters are bathed with bath sand instead of water. Frequent bathing can keep the hamster dry and its hair smooth and not easily stained with water.

3. The breeder needs to place the hamster in a well-ventilated place, so that the hamster can dry quickly even if it gets wet.

4. Breeders should not frequently change the feeding environment of hamsters. An unfamiliar environment will cause hamsters to become nervous and develop wet tail symptoms.