Probably when it starts walking around and its eyes are open. As far as I know, most baby mammals don't start to drink water until they are almost completely weaned. Guinea pigs would have to be an exception though; their babies are precocious and drink water from a bottle a day or two after birth.
with hamsters and water bottles you can't really train them , in your case it might be that your bottle is not working all though i have heard of some special bottles that are ment to attract your hamster to the bottle good luck
no because hamsters drink the water, then you just refill it
most hamsters drink naturally when they are ready if they have been bought up using a simple bottle in there cage but if they don't know how to use the bottle you could buy another type of water bottle or bowl i suggest the new one from pets at home its a small bowl that you put water in and then put the grid on top that lets a small amount of water out so that they can drink a water easier and also won't drown in it. another way is to put small amount water in your hand from the bottle showing the hamster how to do it and then let is drink out your hand
The only problem would be the size. Guinea pigs drink MUCH more than a hamster would, so generally you would need a larger bottle. Also, if you used this bottle for a hamster previously, you would need to make sure it was cleaned well before using it with another animal.
The water bottle tank hangs upside down in the cage and is filled with water. A vacuum is created inside the bottle, which keeps the water in. When the hamster sucks on the metal tube attached to the cap, it releases the vacuum, allowing water to flow out for the hamster to drink.
Definitely a bottle of water. Specific hamster bottles have a little ball inside and when the hamster licks it the water comes out. This means that a hamster can have the water when he wants. A bowl of water is likely to get spilled and can also be quite dangerous for the hamster.
yes! if no water came out, the hamster can die
You probably don't see them drink when your not there. Plus, they need to drink or they will not survive. Don't worry too much because it happened to me. Your hamster isn't used to the cage and its surroundings. Just give it a few weeks for your hamsters to feel comfortable and used to it. I was worried at first, until i saw it drink!! :)
Well, they need a hamster wheel for excercising with, food, which I recommend to be put in a bowl, a plastic hamster water bottle for the hamster to drink from, play toys for the hamster to play with and lastly, you need to have wood chips on the ground, so that the hamster's feet will be protected.
Yes, mice can drink out of hamster bottles, as the design typically allows for small animals to access water. However, it's important to ensure that the bottle's spout is suitable for the size of the mouse so they can easily reach it. Additionally, make sure the bottle is clean and filled with fresh water to keep the mice hydrated. Regular monitoring is essential to ensure the bottle is functioning properly.
You should keep a hamster drinking bottle attached to the cage so that the hamster can drink whenever it wants. As long as the bottle is always full then I'm sure the hamster won't forget to drink.
There are alternative products to water bottles, but if water is not provided, the hamster will die of dehydration.