Hamsters

The lumps under the hamster's tail could potentially be abscesses, tumors, or impacted scent glands. It is important to have a veterinarian examine the hamster to determine the cause and provide appropriate treatment.

A "fishy" odor may be a sign of wet tail. Does the fur surrounding your hamster's tail have a wet,brown liquid on it? If so veterinary care is recommended as wet tail can be deadly if left untreated.

A strong odor coming from the cage is a good indication that it needs to be cleaned. Cages should we cleaned at least once per week- consisting of removing all bedding material and thoroughly rinsing the cage and all contents with a water and soap solution. Antibacterial dish soap, vinegar or specialty cage cleaner can be used- but never bleach, as this can harm your pet and removes his scent, confusing him on which spots he cleans, eats and pees.

At 4 weeks, it is time to separate the pups from the mother and the females from the males. Keep the hamsters in their separate sex groups for another 2-3 weeks before selling them.

At 6-7 weeks, the hamsters are now fully independent and are ready to go to their new homes.

Hamsters are typically faster than humans due to their small size and agility. Guinea pigs, on the other hand, are generally slower than humans and are more known for their gentle and docile nature.

Yes, elephants can drown if they are unable to exit the water. Although they are excellent swimmers, they can tire easily due to their large size and weight, making it difficult for them to stay afloat for extended periods.

there is

-Chinese dwarf

-Russian dwarf

-syrian hamsters

- whinter dwarf

- robo dwarf

- golden hamster

- Russian Campbell

dwarf djungarin hamster, and many more!

It is not recommended to feed hamsters white bread as it is low in nutritional value and can lead to digestive issues. It is better to offer your hamster a balanced diet of hamster pellets, fresh vegetables, and occasional treats such as fruits and nuts.

Hamsters are not as smart as a dog or a dolphin. But they are able to understand that some humans feed them and other humans do not.

It Depends On The Choice Of Animals You Have.

But Most People Find Them Too Be Rather Cute.

Its The Type Of Animal, Which You Either. Hate, Or Love.

Hamsters Are Alot Like Rats.

So i Think You Should, Think Before You Buy It :)

When healthy and with proper nutrition, every 24 hours for heavy layers.

You can find hamsters and pet supplies at pet stores like Pets at Home, The Pet Shop, and independent pet shops in Birmingham. It is recommended to call ahead to check availability and store hours before visiting.

It depends on the species. Many are filter feeders that filter algea from the water, while some are predacious and will eat other small aquatic organisims. Some Posion dart frogs eat a non fertile egg that the female

lays in a an aboreal pool.

teddy bear hamsters are allowed to eat cheese i give my teddy bear hamster cheese and he loves it but don't give to much of it to it , because tomuch of any food (except their reg. food) isn't good for a hamster DONT SPOIL IT!

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Sorry to hear about your piggy:( It depends on the symptoms. Mine sneezed, and a few days later I noticed he hadn't finished nearly as much water that day as he usually did. He ended up having pneumonia and despite the use of antibiotics and my force feeding him water every hour, he died. He was only two years old. My vet explained it to me like this: Guinea pigs are happy creatures. They do not want to worry you, so they pretend they are not sick until it's too late. By the time they can't fake it anymore, it's too late to do anything to help them. If you have any other piggies, watch their food and water intake. If either suddenly decline, don't wait---go to the vet ASAP! Every minute counts. From what I understand, birds are the same way.

You CANNOT give Dwarf Hamsters a bath. It can cause respiratory problems, and because of how small they are, they can die from them. What you CAN do though, is buy special Rodent Sand from a pet store. They love to dig and play in it, plus, you can get sand that smells good, if the reason you want to give your Dwarf Hamster a bath is because it smells bad (I know mine does). Make sure you get the SAND not the DUST.

Yes, guinea pigs can eat alfalfa hay, but it should only be given in small amounts as it is high in calcium and protein. It is best to offer a mix of different types of hay such as timothy hay, orchard grass, or meadow hay as the main part of their diet for proper nutrition.

It is not recommended to house dwarf hamsters with guinea pigs. They have different social structures and dietary needs, and may not get along well together. Additionally, guinea pigs are larger than dwarf hamsters and could potentially harm them unintentionally.

Hamsters with a black body and white feet are typically referred to as Black Bear hamsters. They are a popular color variation in the hamster breeding community and are known for their striking appearance.

Your hamster may be experiencing an ear infection or an issue with their balance system. It is recommended to take your hamster to a veterinarian who specializes in exotic pets for a proper diagnosis and treatment. Early intervention is important to prevent further complications.

Hamsters drink very little water compared to other rodents. They are also often stealthily quiet about it, so you often won't hear the familiar tap-tap of the water bottle, as in other small pets. The reason they are drawn to the water on your skin is because the salts in your skin have released into the water, and they are drawn to this. If you honestly believe that your hamster is not drinking water from it's water bottle, check to make sure that it is able to get water from it, and if not, invest in a new one.

They should have food and water available to them at all times. You can look up what types of veggies and fruits to feed them and how often, but the water and pellets just always keep them filled. Check the pellets daily to see if they need to be re-filled and change the water daily. Hope this helped you.

Technically yes cause A hamsters a rodent and so is a guinea pig. But A guinea pig is a lot larger then a hamster but if you had a guinea pig and a hamster I suggest you not to put them together.