We have 4 new dwarfs. There were 7 but the mother ate 3 (either due to them being ill or not being able to feed all 7). We left them alone for 12 days and then moved them gently to a smaller cage to clean. Keep lots of food and clean water for mother (she is nursing). Today we let them out on a towel to walk for a minute and to let them know who we are. We put them back in a clean cage with soft bedding and mother to nurture and feed. At 4-5 weeks we will check the sex an separate the boys from the girls so we do not have another litter. Immediately after the birth we took the father away. (females can get pregnant within 24 hours of giving birth and can nurse one litter while being pregnant with another). If she does have another litter within 18-20 days we will take the current litter out immediately.
All you have to do is to feed it, take care for it, and give it a welcome home.
Around 4-8. Take good care because they ae fragile and die easily. Also do not be surprised if there are a few babies born dead. Hamsters have a tendency for miscarriage.
no your hamster is fine just clean the cage and take care of the new ones?oh and disinfect the cage before you romaine the other hamsters
Take care of new born babies.
To safely and humanely get rid of a hamster you no longer want to care for, you can consider finding a new home for it by reaching out to local animal shelters, rescue organizations, or posting online ads. It is important to ensure that the new owner is capable of providing proper care for the hamster. Avoid releasing the hamster into the wild as it may not survive.
they take care of new Born Babbie's
the cat or the dog taking care of it for you
You should put it in the hamster's "home" and leave it alone for a day or two, so it can get comfortable with its' new surroundings. You can though, still give it attention, but try not to "overload" it.
fish for food to their new born baby penguins or take care of the new born penguins
It is important to find a new home for a hamster if you are unable to care for it. You can try reaching out to local animal shelters or rescue organizations to see if they can help rehome the hamster. It is not recommended to release a pet hamster into the wild as they are not equipped to survive on their own.
if you just got a new hamster leave it alone for about a week, then you can start to put your hand in the cage and let him smell you. slowly you can put treats in your hand and if it trusts you it will crawl on to your hand and take it...even if your hamster is not new this is a good way for your hamster to trust you, and become friendly
it willcome out the other end