Hamsters need a small handful of dried food and some fresh food such as a carrot or lettuce leaf once a day. If there is any left over from the previous day it should be removed.
You give them food and let them get accustomed to the cage
no! they need their mothers milk.
It is to store their food. Well in the dessert they have to scurry from hungry animals, And they aren't big enough to carry their food in their hands, they can't just spend 15 min outside in the dessert with hungry animals smelling them. They gotta grab their goods and scurry back to their hiding spot under ground where their safe, ;) that's why, it's their way of conserving food
Clean cage with toys and clean water in water bottle, with a healthy selection of food from your local petstore. Refill the water bottles and empty the food bowl and put new in every day. Clean the cage everyday too.That is what you need to do for your hamster to stay healthly and happy!
No! They need to stay with the mother until they are weaned at about 21 days (for dwarf hamsters) and 28 days for syrian's. They need that time with their mothers.
No they won`t.
Hamsters will need a bit of time adjusting to new food like most pets do, unless they aren't picky. My suggestion is that you should still feed them what you use now, but gradually add more of the new food over time into the old to give them time to get used to it. Do this for a few weeks until finally giving them just the new food by itself. Hopefully, by then they should be so used to eating it that they don't mind it.
Weaning is when the young hamsters completely stop using the milk of the mother, the weaning process begins when the hamsters start eating other foods, though also keep drinking the mother's milk. They are completely weaned when the rely on other food and not the mother. This is also usually the point where the hamsters can leave the mother and go to new homes.
Marigolds are generally considered safe for hamsters in small amounts, but they should not be a primary food source. The flowers are non-toxic and can offer some nutritional benefits, but they may cause digestive upset in some hamsters if consumed in excess. Always ensure that any plant material given to hamsters is free of pesticides and chemicals. As with any new food, it's best to introduce it gradually and monitor for any adverse reactions.
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It cost more to get a turtle all set up, but then they do not need a lot. They will need food, but they do not eat a lot. They do not use bedding or anything, just rocks and water. Hamsters are cheaper to buy, but then they have to be kept up. They need new bedding and food pretty regular.
Yes, you can.