Hamsters

well there is 7 brian the hair dresser, Anthony the shark, Austin the cool one, alex purrol the Mexican hamster, Austin denisin, charlie cook the stupid hamster, Samuel maquilin i don't know how to spell his last name, and last and least michieal Perez he is stupid, Mexican, and Jewish, the three worst combinations ever, so i will take a pirate ship with sam and run over Michael....... pwned i like turtles!

It won't die. I have to wash my hamster every 3-4 days due to him being in his wheel whenever he's awake and just going to the bathroom in the wheel instead of coming out of it. I just use the same shampoo I use on my ferrets(2), rats(3), and mice(4). It's a no-tear formula and it actually leaves his coat very fluffy and shiny :)

i have two female dwarf hamster's together they get on just fine.

NEVER put two males together as they will fight, and give each other horrible injuries as being a vet i have witnessed.

You can put a female & male together but they may breed and make baby hamsters or dwarf hamsters.

always KEEP SYRAIN HAMSTERS ALONE with NO other hamster in there cage only keep drawf hamster's in pairs or groups.

Mainly, destruction of their seaside habitat. But predators, especially by domestic cats, also played a part in the decline of this species. People have begun to provide safe areas for them to breed, so hope may be left for this small plover. Additional Info: The Piping Plovers (Charadrius melodus), are seen on shorelines, and walking beaches, east of the Rocky Mountains. But the populations suffered a serious decline in the 19th century due to over hunting. In 1918 the "Migratory Bird Treaty" was enacted, and the populations made a healthy recovery. But after the end of WW II, man's ever expanding, lifestyle and industrial growth has created another hardship for the populations by destroying their habitat. In 1986 the Piping Plover was added to the list of the Endangered Species Act, and thanks to the hard work of many, they have begun to recover in many areas. There are three main populations in North America. They are called, The Northern Great Plains, The Great Lakes and The Atlantic Coast. Each population is forced to contend with smaller breeding ranges and flocks. All of these populations are believed to winter in the same area, THE Gulf of Mexico. The entire populations including, the US., Canada, and Mexico populations, are listed as "threatened" according to the US Fish and Wildlife Service Endangered Species List. The Great Lakes population "only" in the states of IL, IN, MI, NY, OH, PA, and WI, including Canada (Ont.) is listed as "endangered", according to the US Fish and Wildlife Service Endangered Species List. It is also listed by most the states in that area it breeds in as endangered. The main threats to this bird is human action. The use of rivers and beaches for commerical and recreational use causes loss of nesting area. The continued development of coastline, and lack of considersation in water management policy. Then there are many common predators including, the mink, fox, skunk, raccoon, as well as the American Crow and gull who will attack the eggs and young chicks if given a chance. ALso the domestic animals, dogs and cat, mentioned above. Further study has been recommended for their wintering sites and any threats to their survival there. For more details please see site listed below.

Hamsters can often be more vocal and aggressive during mating, but it's important to closely observe their behavior to differentiate between fighting and mating. If there are no signs of injury or distress, they might just be establishing dominance. Keep an eye on them and separate them if the situation escalates.

Hamsters can start reproducing as early as 4-6 weeks of age, with the female reaching sexual maturity before the male. It's important to separate male and female hamsters by this age to prevent unwanted pregnancies.

They get to be about 13 to 18 centimetres in length.

X-rays can be used to examine the skeletal structure of hamsters. It can help detect fractures, foreign objects, or abnormalities in the bones. A veterinarian may recommend an X-ray if the hamster is showing signs of injury or illness.

A hamster's fur can look greasy or oily if they are not grooming themselves properly, have a poor diet, or if their cage is not kept clean. It is important to address the underlying cause and consult with a veterinarian if needed to ensure your hamster's health and well-being.

A human-size hamster ball works by allowing a person to climb inside and walk or run, causing the ball to roll and move with their momentum. The person's movements inside the ball shift its center of gravity, propelling it in different directions. The ball is typically made of durable, transparent material to allow for visibility while inside.

Signs that a hamster may be scared include freezing in place, crouching low to the ground, rapid breathing, and even trying to escape. They may also show defensive behaviors like biting or hissing if they feel threatened. It's important to give your hamster space and time to calm down in a quiet environment if they seem scared.

A dwarf hamster typically weighs between 1-3 ounces, with some species like Roborovski hamsters weighing around 1 ounce and others like Campbell's dwarf hamsters weighing closer to 3 ounces. Proper diet, exercise, and care are important to maintain a healthy weight for your pet hamster.

In Chibi-Robo!, you can enter the kitchen by walking through the living room and then making your way through the entrance near the dining table. Once inside, you can interact with objects, explore, and complete various tasks.

Hamster bites can be painful and may cause a break in the skin, leading to a risk of infection. It's important to clean the wound thoroughly and seek medical advice if needed. Additionally, hamsters can carry bacteria such as salmonella, so it's important to wash your hands after handling them.

No, MDF (medium-density fiberboard) can be harmful to hamsters if ingested as it can contain formaldehyde and other toxic chemicals. It's best to use untreated wood or hamster-safe materials like kiln-dried pine or aspen for hamster cage accessories to ensure your pet's safety.

It depends on a lot of things. If you touched the babies she might reject or kill the babies, so keep a close eye on her. As to how old they are, if there less than two weeks, they will be bald and blind, at two weeks they have a little bit of fur, and any older they'll have a coat and will look like proper little hamsters.

yes they can. hamsters can develop a tumor which basically means it has cancer
Yes it is possible for hamsters to have cancer, but they are most likely to be put down since they are so small.

The best food to feed pregnant hamsters is a high-quality hamster mix that contains a variety of seeds, grains, and nuts. You can also supplement their diet with fresh fruits and vegetables, such as carrots, cucumber, and apple. Provide plenty of fresh water and ensure they have access to calcium-rich foods like leafy greens and cooked eggshell for healthy development.

You can feed Teddy Bear hamsters a variety of nuts, including unsalted almonds, walnuts, hazelnuts, and peanuts in small quantities as treats. Make sure to remove any shell or shell fragments to prevent choking. Nuts should not exceed 1-2 per week to avoid excessive fat intake.

How much like a lot? Is it constant? Well If it's just a little bit then I'm assuming that she's going through heat, but from the rectal system??? If a hamster is going through heat then the blood will be coming from the vagina, but if its coming from the rectal system (anus) then I would maybe suggest you see a hamster specialist, just go to your local petsmart and you just ask a lady could i please speak to your hamster specialist, I'm assuming that if it's coming from the rectal system that maybe it's something your hamster is eating? Do you feed it a lot of vegetables, fruits? Or too many hamster treats in a day? But you should go to a hamster food guide? Are you feeding it other stuff like junk food? Like chocolate, Ice cream, or any type of candy, these foods are toxic to hamsters. If I were you I'd stop feeding it any kind of food that is NOT on this list: http://www.hamsterland.com/default.asp?cat=foo&con=0 Or on this list: http://www.hamsterific.com/Nutrition.cfm (Copy and paste these sites into your URL bar, that should lead you to the site that I have suggested) ßest of luck From. echub

Hamsters can have babies as early as 4-6 weeks of age, although it is recommended to wait until they are around 3 months old to breed them. Breeding too early can be stressful on the mother hamster and may lead to health issues for both the mother and babies.

No they are not endangered.
No, hamsters were discovered over 70 years ago and breed with large litters, they tend to survive if the mother has not already eaten them.
Yes, but only in the wild.

Hamster don't really need much. Pretty much all they need is clean water, food, excrise items, and a good home. If you're buying a hamster, then put the cage somewhere where there's no drafts or other pets.

Hi, I wouldn't recommend it. Hamsters do not like warm habitats. It is especially bad if the cage is put near a window that gets warm, a furnace, or where there's a warm draft. Plus, the cage needs to be well lit. Hope that helps a little!

Hamsters reproduce through mating between a male and female. The female will become pregnant and give birth to a litter of baby hamsters, called pups, after a gestation period of around 16-18 days. The mother hamster will take care of her pups until they are old enough to be independent.