gerbils. especially Ginnie pigs!
No. Normally hamsters have a specific space in their cage which they use as a toilet.
Gerbil poo is so dry due to the gerbil's incredibly efficient water-conserving excretory system, that it practically has no smell.
Because when hamsters poo or wee on their bedding it gets pressed down and squashed! Xx
no, they do not require eating their own poop.
Depends completely on the farm. but in general; the more animals, the more it smells of poo.
Think about how you would react if something a hundred times your size picked you up. There are no tame gerbils, just caged ones. (because they have bowels too!)
All hamsters, if given enough time, will eventually pee while running around in their ball. In the wild and in captivity, hamsters poo and pee whenever they please, but they do it more often when running around.
scared or its her poo house or she is not in it enough gerbils should be in there balls 10-25 min a day
There are animals who have "poo glands", humans don't.
they eat other animals poo to survive
Yes. Hamsters have two kinds of poo. One kind of poo is garbage, and the other kind is a poo that can be digested again. Hamsters only eat the poo that can be digested again but not the garbage one. Once hamsters have digested it again, they cant digest it a third time, because it already turned into garbage the second time. So dont worry if your hamster eats his own poo, its natural.
The answer is POO!