Yes. This keeps them very warm when they sleep. It's like sleeping with a blanket on top of you. It's very mundane. Never use straw, as it will irritate the hamster's eyes.

Pumpkin, watermelon, sunflower and others but make sure not to give too much of these as they are very high in fat and your hamster should only get these as a treat not as it's primary food source.

A hamster has two cheek pouches inside the mouth in which to store food when out foraging. The pouches are emptied when back in the nest, and the food is stored at the back of the nest, for times when food is scarce.

Nothing really, just clean the cut or put band aid on, or whatever u do with small cuts......remember! This doesn't mean the hamster is savage or anything sometimes they just bite

Yes, but if it's too big, cut it into smaller pieces.

Hamsters and other small animals can be extremely fragile and break bones easily. The best thing to do for a hamster with a broken toe is to take him to the vet and her have set the toe. That way, it will heal correctly, and not cause the hamster pain in the future.

Yes, but be sure its skin can't be choked on if it has skin.

I take my Russian Dwarf hamster to our local Exotic Veterinarian and he says that you should never give sweets or fruits or anything with sugar to any dwarf hamster as they are VERY predisposed to getting diabetes. So fruit is a bad idea and make sure to read the ingredients listing on all treats purchased for dwarf hamsters also as most of them add sugar to the treats. He also said that carrots shouldn't be given either since they have a naturally high sugar content.

If your hamster is getting smaller, you need to feed it more. Give it a little more food then you normally do each day.

It's probably not good for them, although hamsters can eat ham (my hamster enjoys it) and chicken, it's not reccomended you feed them large amounts, just a tiny bit; about what they can fit in their paws. Also, if you feed it any, make sure it's not very salty as hamsters shouldn't have large amounts of salt

Either they are cold and are trying to concerve energy, (which you should either put a heating pad under part of the cage to keep him/her warm,) or your hamster is about to die. I hope it's the former.

Room temperature!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Not near a radiator when its on or near a window!!!!!! always keep the door to the room open or a window as your hammy could overheat anyway!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! So about 17 or 21 degrees celsius

Once when I was outside i accidentally dropped my hamster and it was bleeding from it's nose. If you don't want to go to a vet just keep the hamster away from the sun and wipe the nose with a tissue

You will know when your hamster is happy by the way it runs around and wanders you may try to take the hamster to a new place and it will wander happily as it walks and sniffs around, but if you are used to take your hamster out of the cage everyday and suddenly stop your hamster will want to come outside and will become a little depressed and a little aggresive.

Well, they could have up to 3 to 16 pups. I had my hamster for a week and it had 16 babies, so if you know your hamster is pregnant be prepared for a little babies and a lot of babies. If you don't know how to tell if she is pregnant look for nipples on her stomach.

take it to the vet... please...

Edit: My friend's hamster had babies, and she was holding one and it jumped out of her hand. It fell about 3 feet, and broke its back and died. I would be extremely cautious not to disturb your hamster, and do take it to a small animal vet.

The mother hamster will kill the babies for their safety. It sounds strange, but if you disturb or touch the pups, the mother will think they are "infected" and will kill and actually eat the disturbed pup. Just make sure you don't touch the pups until they are old enough so the mother won't kill them.

because its so cute

Hamsters sleep in different places occasionally because like humans, they get bored with certain things... Humans for example like to change the appearance of their living rooms, their bedrooms, etc. Also, sleeping in their food bowl, you have to admit, is very handy for eating when they wake up.

Things that may poison a hamster are: human chocolate, citris fruit, glue or any bonding stuff, rat poison or any poison, building supplys, miley Cyrus, sleeping pills, energy juice, fuel, posionis insects and animals, fast food, my grans cooking, liquid metal or plastic and spicy food.

I'm not EXACTLY sure, but it's safe to use them for your hamster. I know for SURE that Chinchillas' like 'em.

Hamsters originate in the desert so, yes they do. You can get small sand baths for them.

Yes. But it might be best to have more than 1 if you have a few hamsters.