yes as much as you can spend..
Hamsters like to chew on the bars of their cage, if they discover a place where they can get out by doing this, they will escape. Perhaps the actual door of it's cage isn't very secure.
Yes, hamsters are known to climb the inside of their cages. It's a natural behavior for them and can provide mental stimulation and exercise. Make sure the cage has plenty of safe climbing options for your hamster.
I would suggest not housing two hamsters together in the first place but... they don't need A LOT of space. Maybe a 16'' by 10''. that would be giving a lot of space. If you didn't have the space or money for one that big you could get something smaller. but the bigger the better when you are talking about cages.I would suggest not housing two hamsters together in the first place but... they don't need A LOT of space. Maybe a 16'' by 10''. that would be giving a lot of space. If you didn't have the space or money for one that big you could get something smaller. but the bigger the better when you are talking about cages.I would suggest not housing two hamsters together in the first place but... they don't need A LOT of space. Maybe a 16'' by 10''. that would be giving a lot of space. If you didn't have the space or money for one that big you could get something smaller. but the bigger the better when you are talking about cages.
Your cage does not have to be very large. As long as there is room for food, water, an exercise wheel, a place for you hamster to sleep, and a little extra room for walking around, you should be fine.
a lot there are the bigger hamsters and the dwarf hamsters
hamsters are small mammals and they also need space. i had a hamster once and i had atransparent plastic bocks (breathing holes included) so it should be about 1ft=langth 1/2ft=width 3/4ft=hight and need a lot off exercise GourmetFoodEmpire.com, GiftBasketVariety.com, STPshipping.com
i suggest no, because female hamsters are smellier.
they need about within 100 yards of territory.
hello, i have been a lovebird breeder and owner for the past 3years, their cages need to be cleaned about every two weeks or sooner. Lovebirds tend to make messes and their cages will start to stink if not cleaned alot. Also, it may depend on how big their cage is, and if it is indoors or outdoors.
be nice to it touch it a lot ,and play with it
yes you need room so they can roam around feel free
well dogs don't need a lot of room but make sure they have a bit of room so that they feel comfy!!!!!