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If the hamster has stress will it get sick?
When a hamster gets stressed, many factors have already attributed to this since it has already happened. A lot of the time, a hamster will get sick when stressed. If you have a mother hamster who is stressed, then she might eat her babies.
What happens when the young of the mother hamster eats the poop of the mother?
Nothing, it contains nutrients that the hamster didn't get the first time around. By eating it they are just getting the nutrients again.
Can you pass your rabbits kits to another rabbit?
Yes, you can pass kits from one mother to the next, (this is called fostering) but you must make sure that the mother you are passing the kits to has been pregnant and has had her kits close to the time the faulty mother had hers. The foster mother must also have enough teats for all of the kits(rabbits usually have 8 teats). If the kits are plump, warm and lively, there should be no reason to foster them off. Rub some of the foster mother's nesting fur on the kits to get her smell on them, and put them in her nestbox with the other kits. If the foster mother accepts them, they should be plump, warm to the touch, and have no trouble moving. If, however, the foster mother does not accept them, you can try to dab a very small amount of vanilla extract on their head and rump.
When can you take a baby hamster of its mom for a short period of time?
You may not take baby hamster from their mother until they are at least two weeks old!
What animals are raised by only the mother?
Some examples of animals raised solely by their mothers include whales, elephants, and kangaroos. These animals require the mother's care and guidance for an extended period of time before they can survive on their own.
How long do kits stay with mother rabbit.?
Kits, or baby rabbits, typically stay with their mother for about 4 to 6 weeks. During this time, they nurse and gradually begin to eat solid food. By the age of 4 weeks, they start to explore their environment and can often be weaned by 6 weeks. It's important for the mother rabbit to ensure her kits are fully weaned before they are separated.
What is the meaning of langaton hughes poem in time of silver rain?
It means your mother was a hamster.
If I have a pregnant hamster and another hamster in the same cage what will happen?
Make sure to separate the two when the time comes for the mother to have the pups! If it's the father, I'm sure he would try to eat the pups after birth.
Do kits only need to be nursed a couple minutes once or twice a day?
Yes that's correct, they nurse quickly usually in early morning and early evening and then the mother leaves the kits to themselves for the rest of the time.
How many babys do chinchillas have?
a chinchilla has two uterin horns.. they can have anywhere from one to four kits at a time. however, normally they have just one or two kits.
How many babies can a rabbit nurse?
A rabbit can nurse a litter of typically 4 to 12 kits (baby rabbits) at a time, depending on the breed and health of the mother. Rabbits have a unique nursing behavior; they usually nurse their young just once or twice a day for a short period, as their milk is highly nutritious. Mother rabbits often nurse all the kits at once but may not stay with them continuously.
Can you touch your new babies hamster after two weeks?
Yes. You can, in fact its the excact time you should hold them because if you hold them at the wrong time they might die from their mother eating them.
