for about a week or so because if you do not let him see and play outside of his cage he will be unhappy
in its cage i say. i have a hamster and i have to go to school, i feed him in the morning and i leave him in his cage, when i come back i put him into his exercise ball , and then i feed him again.
in a cage
Keep the hamster cage out of reach from the cat.
no guinea pigs are herd animals while hamsters need there privacy
you should keep it in a separate cage
I think so because I keep my hamster in the same cage I kept my last hamster in. I dont know for sure so ask a proffesional
yes but not all the time it will burn the hamster
If you are not going to take the hamster to the vet, I would suggest that you put the hamster back in its cage. If there are no apparent signs of blood, just keep it in cage and keep it warm for the hamster, no drafts. See what it is doing after a couple of days. Sometimes, a little time is all they need to heal. Just watch the hamster. Don't attempt to pick it up for any reason until you see it out an about under its own power in its cage by itself. It is OK to pet it but do not attempt to pick it up.
No!They'll fight to death! NEVER put 2 differnent types of hamsters in one cage NEVER!
the best cage for a hamster (if you have a cat) would be a plastic one not a wire cage. but still keep the cage away from your cat as much as you can so the cat doesn't knock it over or something.
Guinea pigs only sleep for about 6 minutes a day, unless your hamster runs around 24/7 it wont keep them up.
Well first of all there should not be mold in a hamsters cage. Try taking your hamster out of the cage and keep her/him in something else for a while. Scrub his/her cage really well, get hamster "cage clean" to get the stink out. Your hamster should be fine.