Yes.
Yes.
When I bought my hamsters, the sales people said that a tiny piece of cabbage is good for their digestive system, and helps prevent wet tail :)
I give mine cabbage and they love it.
Yes.
When I bought my hamsters, the sales people said that a tiny piece of cabbage is good for their digestive system, and helps prevent wet tail :)
I give mine cabbage and they love it.
Dwarf hamsters can eat cabbage, yes.
They should be given the usual seed, grain and nut mix specifically designed for dwarf hamsters whenever possible, as this is always their main diet, in the wild and in captivity.
They can also have:
Some treats are:
You should keep honey-based treats to a minimum, for example, honey coated seed sticks. Too much of this can cause obesity and Diabetes in hamsters.
You should never feed them:
However, you should never suddenly change their diet. This can cause digestive upsets. Instead, introduce new food to them in small amounts over a period of days, so they get used to it.
It isn't the best thing to give them. Safe vegetables for hamsters include carrots, celery, and corn.
yes but small amounts and do not feed it too much at the same time
Yes. it is actually very good for them
Yes I think so.
Yes they do, but it may give them gas .
yes
No,Most dwarf hamsters eat cereal,fruits,veggies and water.
grace to the all hamsters
No citrus fruits for hamsters.
yes
yes they eat very often
No. Dwarf hamsters and all hamsters cannot eat tomatoes!
It is safe for dwarf hamsters to eat grapes and bell peppers in moderation. The grapes can be green or red, but they must be seedless.
Yes, just in smaller portions.
they eat about a plastic spoon full
Dwarf hamsters eat hamster food, like all hamsters, but there are some things they CAN'T eat. Dwarf hamsters can't eat too many sunflower seeds because they will get diabetes. Also, they can't eat citrus fruits (lemon, orange, grapefruit) and tomatoes. Other veggies are okay.
yes
Yes, but be careful they bite.