stroke him/her, every day with your finger gently on his/her back, and after a few days of doing this, try to carry him using a cloth in case he wants to bite again,if he/she tries to escape from your hands, he's not ready yet!! keep stroking him and hand feeding him his/her favorite food!! tips; hamsters loveee peanut butter,carrots,lettuce and crackers
its hungry
Since there in the dissent family and their brain isn't really that big I doubt you could train a hamster not to bite but if you handle him more and let him get used to you he will most likely stop biting you
A while ago I had a hamster which was always biting. At first I thought he had a nasty temprement, but later I discovered he had a problem with his intestines which was causing him pain. There is no way of stopping a hamster biting, but when you handle him try using garden gloves do avoid getting bitten.
It's hugely unlikely that the hamster died b/c of biting you. More likely it bit b/c it was already feeling ill, and then died.
It is called gnawing and all rodents do that. They do it because rodent teeth never stop growing. If you are not sure what exactly a rodent is its a bunny,hamster,guinea pig,hamster,rat,ect.
well, biting. the hampster may bite you.....
To teach your cat to stop biting, you can use positive reinforcement by rewarding good behavior with treats or toys, and redirecting their biting to appropriate toys. Consistency and patience are key in training your cat to stop biting.
Get him a chew toy
By biting and scratching. Most likely they would run away. I had a hamster a few years ago, they have sharp teeth and mine had claws, so they can bite and scratch, they also hide and/ or play dead Hamsters protect themselves by biting or hiding. usually biting. Biting. or peeing if scared, or mouthing (not actually leaving a mark) to tell you it wants you to put it down. Hamster bite. In the wild, many types of hamster empty their cheek pouches of seeds and whatever they've hoarded to distract their predator's, which are mainly birds of prey, the bird stops to eat the seeds while the hamster makes its great escape.
it might be biting itself or it could be a disease causing it or try new bedding
this more than likely means your hamster is only used to your sent and no one else, how to prevent this um this may be difficult to prevent but you can try taming you hamster to the other people it is nibbling... OH I nearly forgot if you hamster IS just NIBBLING and not really BITING the other people it may be because their hands smell like food or something tasty to your hamster! Hope this helped!
Hamsters may bite their cage out of boredom, stress, or a need for more space. Providing enrichment activities, a larger cage, and regular handling can help reduce this behavior.