Try to keep him calm and stop any bleeding that he may have. Talk to your hamster with soft, soothing voices to keep it calm. Don't put ice on it. It will just shock the hamster even more and will be under lots of stress.
The smallest one you can find!
6.5-7 inches is a good size for a 4 inch dwarf hamster. If the wheel is too big your hamster will be fine. It is when the wheel is too small that it becomes a problem.
A cage, bedding, running wheel, water bottle, food.
You probably don't see your hamster when she or he climbs. If you just added something new into your cage, your hamster will be confused because it isn't used to anything new.
No, not everything, they need smaller cages - preferably plastic ones as dwarf hamsters can sometimes fit through the bars. A smaller wheel too, a hamster can hurt itself if its on a wheel that is too big.
toys a wheel food water safe place to hide and sleep! xxx
Hold it with both hands.Dont let it go and wait intil its calmed down.Or put it on a hamster wheel and it will eventually get tired!
Well, the hamster should be very active and running around the cage they have at the pet store. If the hamster is in the corner or is in the igloo house, then that may not be the best choice. For example, the hamster could be on the hamster wheel, that's a good choice!
no not all the time if it seeses someone it dosent care if its tired it will run on wheel
Because hamsters are very fat and clumsy, and mice are quick and not (very) fat, I think a mouse would be faster.
The duration of The Hamster Wheel is 1800.0 seconds.
run on a wheelplay in those tube things that connect in different wayssleepeatin the circular wheel that makes them run around the house (not for robo dwarf hamsters)i have 2 male robo dwarf hamsters and they love their wheel ALOT