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You should feed your hamster once or twice a day. Put two spoonfuls of hamster food in its bowl, if it is empty in about an hour, don't worry it won't starve. It likes to store its food up, as they are used to doing that in the wild. When it becomes empty and your hamster starts to look upset and bored (starts to bite its cage) then refill its bowl.
If your hamster has diarrhea, here are some things you can do,Feed your hamster some raspberry leavesGive a little piece of dry toastSome hamsters come from a habitat from little water (semi-desert)and a high quantity of veggies cause diarrhea.If any of these things do not work, contact your vet to take a look at your hamster.Hope it feel better!
you don't touch the hamster.. just let the mom do the work and they will be fine... just make sure that the mother had plenty of water and dry food
Finicky fishes will often refuse dry foods, as well as certain carnivores that require live prey to illicite a feeding response. There are far too many to list here.
Feeding a hamster dry tail is not recommended as it can cause digestive issues and dehydration. It is important to provide a balanced diet with fresh vegetables, fruits, and hamster pellets to ensure your hamster's health. If you suspect your hamster has wet tail, consult a veterinarian for proper diagnosis and treatment.
A good quality dry puppy food is best. No need to buy the super-expensive foods; just not the generic stuff.
We feed ours bakers, if you look on the pedigree food range, however, they do dry food specially for shih tzus, and other dogs aswell.
Yes they can. It will not hurt the dog, but I would think that you would not give your dog hamster food because then you would have to go get more hamster food for your hamster.
People mostly feed their cats some sort of cat food which usually comes in dry or wet form.
you should be able to find some hamster food at your local pet store or petsmart. if your hammy has a particular favorite it may stop eating other foods so in this case it may be malnutritioned so buy it some vitamin liquid at petsmart, it usually is from Oasis, and costs about eight dollars. hope that helped? btw my hamsters love sunflower seeds & dry corn (:
Contributors have said:Seeds and pellets are the dry food, which is a must for every hamster. They are found in Hamster mix, or as Budgie food (yes, you can feed hamsters the Budgie food as well).Lettuce is harmful for the hamster's kidney and digestive system. Hamsters should be kept away from lettuce, even if they love it.In their natural habitat hamsters eat a range of grasses, wind-blown seeds and grain. Hamsters are often mistaken as herbivores, but they are omnivores and do need protein in their diet to keep them healthy. Left alone in the wild, they will find grubs and insects to supplement their diet. The bulk of their diet is cereals and other hard foods which are chewed and digested slowly. This slow eating would make them easy targets in the wild, so they would normally bring their food back to their burrow to eat it in the safety of their own home. This also allows them to hoard spare food, in case it becomes difficult to find at a later date.They have continuously-growing teeth which is why they need to gnaw hard material which helps wear down their teeth.Hamsters need feeding every day. As they are nocturnal an evening feed is better for them. They will normally wake at feeding time and will be happy to play with you once they have been fed. A good quality, heavy, earthenware food bowl is essential to keep the food dry and clean. Plastic should be avoided as hamsters will chew it. Their bowls must be cleaned after every use. Do not give foods that contain whole oats as these can puncture hamsters' delicate cheek pouches.Too much green food will cause diarrhea as a hamster's natural habitat is in dry deserts. If you feed your hamster human food, remember to avoid foods that are high in calories, sugary or contain too much fat. To help keep your hamster's teeth healthy, you need to provide lots of hay and perhaps a gnawing block and safe twigs to chew. Some natural treats you can provide your hamster in small amounts are parsley, carrot, apple, celery, broccoli, sprouts, cauliflower, kale, spinach, peas, swede, tomatoes, banana and cucumber.Never give sticky foods, such as boiled sweets, as they will stick to their pouches.Hamsters can eat veg, but NO fruit. Banana is fine, no iceberg lettuce (to wet) and only give them half an inch at a time of veg !FOODS TO AVOIDAlmondsCelery,garlic (VERY POISONOUS TO HAMSTERS)potato tops,rhubarb,tomato,raisin's.I have 2 dwarf hamsters and that is what i have found out on the Internet.I hope this has helped!!:)Always have hamster mix, also called hamster muesli, (you can buy this from your local pet shop) accessible for your hamster. You can also feed it the following: § Small pieces of carrot § Dandelion leaves § Clover § Scrambled egg Too many greens are bad for your hamster, so only feed them greens in small amounts.you can get hamster food in any pet stores . but you can also give them some dried fruits like raisins. and the really like nuts ( peanuts, walnuts, chestnuts, almonds ...etc) . my hamster likes apples sliced up!