First, check the room/s where you lost the hamster thoroughly. (Check under furnitures and inside cabinets. They can slip through even just a tiny open crack; especially the small ones.) If you still cannot find it- keep its cage open and leave some food. (Make it accessible to the hamster! turn it on its side- or if it knows where its 'home' is- leave a ladder out or something. GO figure.) Take out any other possible hiding places that it can go to (after you have inspected it to be hamster-free). Note holes in walls, floorboards, and etc. Then wait for nightfall. Be attentive to any sounds like scratching or soft sneezing. The hamster would instinctively forage and exercise at night. So be alert and catch it when it emerges. If it has been a week or two and there's no sight of the poor thing... Ah well. You did your best anyway. When you do catch the little rascal, it would be best if you hamster-proof the room/s its in... Like not leaving out electrical wires/ cords out and patching up all kinds of holes. So if it does escape again- you won't have to go through all that I mentioned before. Better yet- don't let it run free again. ^_^ Buy a hamster ball.
----------- BTW, my hamster is a professional escape artist. I think he gets a kick out of escaping his cage. T_T To keep him happy, I've hamster-proof my room and let him 'escape' every now and then. (under supervision of course.)
You should buy hamster food from the store. Then if your going to keep it then buy shredding and a cage. Take a picture and photo copy the picture 10 times and type LOOSE HAMSTER, on the page so any one who's hamster may have gotten loose then you may return it. :) But yeah just feed it normal hamster food I THINK don't rely on my answer, maybe you could crush the food up a bit. Just to make it easier for the baby hamster to eat. :D good luck enjoy your new pet!!!!!!!!!!
If the hamster starts to loose some fur near its neck and a little bit above its shoulders that means your hamster gets irritated and you should probably leave it alone for 2 or 3 days. WARNING!!!! THEY STILL GET HUNGRY!!!!
A hamster cage should be cleaned weekly.
No, because they are insanely quick, and will get loose in your house.
If a hamster was dropped on 2 foot of grass, the hamster should not suffer from any damage. If the hamster got away then food can be put down and the hamster should come back.
You should put your hamster in a safe place, or have someone else hold it for you. If you have a hamster ball, let your hamster exercise in that while cleaning out it's bedding.
well when picking a hamster look for the more well boded hamster
Yes. The hamster's should be separated, the cage should be cleaned completely, and the hamster should receive immediate medical attention or else it may die.
If you have the money, PSP No money, hamster
if you have a roborovski hamster it should die at 4 years if it is well taken care of
an 11 yr old should get a Syrian hamster
You should never give your hamster banana because it is a wet fruit