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Yes, hamsters do dig around and burrow. They like a lot of bedding in their cage that they can dig around in.
my hamster does the same thing. it is normal for them to dig in there bedding.they do that because is a natural habit for them. that is where they store their food and keep warm.
It will need small branches or sticks leaves(keep the leaves changed) and even some small rocks things that it can get under and dig in they love to dig
yes, in the wild hamsters don't have plastic houses, so they dig, like a rabbit or a mole. I would advise that you just leave the hamster as it is, and check if she is eating and drinking as well as exercising.
If there is no wire in the bottom they certainly can and will dig out.
In the wild, hamsters dig holes called burrows and live in them. So by instinct, hamsters will dig.
Rabbit,hamster,moles and many more animals dig holes.
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Because they don't have a big enough cage. What kind of cage do you have, that your rabbit can make a hole in it. The main purpose to have your rabbit in a cage, besides being able to catch it is to protect the rabbit. You need to get a sturdy welded wire cage for your rabbit.
Yes, well, in the first few week the cat will look at the hamster watch it and put it's paws on the cage. After about 2 week the cat will get Bord and leave it alone still don't leave the cat alone with the if the hamster is out of the cage. what i would do is put the hamster cage where the cage will be with every thing in it so that's its ready for a hamster at any time and just leave the cage there for 2- 4 weeks so that the dig change which is putting the cage in. so now that the cat is used to it so when you put the hamster in its a little change and it will not be to dramatic so the cat will be fine and just maybe a little excited.
some do also they love to roll in said make it warm :^)
No, they dig a whole big enough, then get inside it and burrow underground, if you want to keep that turtle, don't let it out of a cage.