No, that is a completely ridiculous lie.
Is cuttlefish bone safe for hamsters to chew on
No They Will Die.
Hamsters may chew furniture to make bedding but not to eat it.
no, cedar and pine are no good for hamsters they may be too dusty and the oils are not good for a hamster to digest; plus cotton is never good, many people say, "cotton bedding does not tangle around my hamsters limbs," my hamster is not sick from eating cotton bedding". but I am not too sure if some people watch there hamster 24/7, but cotton bedding do hurt hamsters it can tangle around limbs, cause digestion problems, and can even cause a hamster to chew its own arm, tail, or anything that is tangled around the hamster's body or limb off. so paper based bedding it the most best chose.
Hamster can and will chew on a variety of objects. Hamsters are rodents and chew to keep their teeth short. Cardboard is a material hamsters seem to enjoy. Cardboard itself is not harmful to hamsters, but it is possible the ink or glue used in the manufacturing of the product's boxes may health problems. However, many people provide their hamsters with boxes for chewing, hiding, or entertainment with no adverse effects.
No. If you have a metal cage, it can't chew through it unless it's a squirrel ;)
No, they'll chew through it and escape.
Yes. It helps them wear their teeth down.
Hamsters will chew on anything. Some hamsters are chewers and others are not interested. They will chew on plastic, wood, metal and pretty much anything else if they want to. They need to chew to keep their incisors down as they grow. I've seen some pretty crazy chewing and I've yet to have seen a hamster break his teeth. Try some chews toys if you have a chewer. Little non-flavored Milkbones are always a favourite.
Any hamster can chew on cardboard. Just be careful and make sure the hamster is safe so he doesn't chew a hole out of it to escape or whatever :)))
YES but they dont actully eat it . they could spit them out
Only if they are trying to pull something through the bars of their cage.