Usually once a week or if it starts to smell you can change it.
You can wait for up to a week and a half to change your hamsters bedding or else they will really stink and you could make them sick.
You'll want to change the bedding at least once weekly. If there are places without bedding, you can wipe with a paper towel. I do this daily in a plastic "condo" that is so small, bedding just won't work in there. My hamsters nest in a small plastic dome (it was intended to be the "outhouse" and so I change the bedding there every other day. I have no smell. Good luck!
change the cage every 2 weeks and if you use the wrong kind of wood chips then before your hamster dies it will loose all it fur and get cuts and it will get mean p.s. it happened to my first hamster
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The best size cage for a Syrian hamster is one that is at least 24 inches long and 12 inches wide, with plenty of room for the hamster to move around and explore. It should also have a solid bottom to prevent injury and plenty of bedding for burrowing.
A newborn hamster will not go half a day without eating.
You should never use pine or cedar bedding for your pet hamster. Cedar bedding is a rough material that can cause splintering, chapped feet and is almost impossible to correctly digest. Worse yet, cedar reacts to urine, causing toxic fumes called phenols to be released as long as it is in contact with the ammonia. While pine may be a bit softer on a hamster's feet, it often goes through a curing process that leaves dangerous chemicals on the product. The best kind of bedding is aspen shavings and carefresh, you can also try using shredded unscented toilet paper.
A hamster needs a cage that is at least 24 inches long and 12 inches wide to ensure its comfort and well-being. It is important to provide enough space for the hamster to move around, exercise, and explore. Additionally, the cage should have proper ventilation, bedding, and enrichment items for the hamster's mental and physical health.
hamsters are usually pregnant for about three weeks
tickle its belly to arouse it, then you will see if it has a winky :)
The material that the bedding is made out of must be soft, so when it is in contact with the baby's skin as they get rashes easily. Another factor to bear in mind is how long you will use the bedding for; a higher quality bedding set will take longer before it needs to be replaced than cheap bedding.
what to feed it when to put it in a play ball and when to change the water wood chips and when to wash thier cage how long they live and how long they need to exercize is what you need to now about a hamster and wher to put cage.