Hamsters

Isolate the pregnant female from other hamsters, pets, people, and other distractions. Mother hamsters usually eat their babies because they feel threatened and cannot protect them. Male hamsters may eat babies, especially not their blood kin, as a way to ensure their own security.

Never handle the mother or babies until the young are several days old and the mother feels comfortable in taking care of them.

I have two male hamsters they have been in the same cage alone numerous times, and they do not fight ever.

A baby must at least up to 18years old before he or she can travel because he or she will by this period know some better things to do and what that are not better to do.

it helps the hamster to lose a little weight

yes

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My hamster has had a red bump on his foot before. There is a bump because

a) another hamster bit it or b) he got his foot poked somewhere. This isn't a sickness, so you don't have to worry. It will heal by itself.

The right time to have a baby is when you feel the moment could be. There's not really a right answer for this question (because everyone comes from different cultures and therefore, different believes). But here are some suggestions that might help you when to choose to: Be ready or prepare either physically (at mature age) and emotionally (know what you're about to do). Be in agreement with your partner and/or family (this last is not necessary, in many cases).That this baby is coming because of the love you two have with each other. Have a budget of all the necessary needs (a home, money for: food, water, diaper, birth, etc). And surely much more. But regardless of everything, it's you who determine when the right time is to have a baby(ies). It's up to you to deicide when you are ready. My only advise is to think it through. Don't let anyone pressure you. Remember that YOU are the one having the baby, no one should make you make any decisions unless you ask them for advise. Consent with your partner about having a baby too. It's helps to know you'll have support after the baby is born. This is you choice you have to ask yourself if you are ready. If you think you are then you may not be you have to Know that you are.

Cute hamsters can be found online, simply by searching for websites that offer cute pictures. One could also purchase a book from their local book store with hamsters in them.

Sugar

Silk

Samantha

Bella

Queen

Hailey

Kara

Lois

Cloe

flap

flip

Bailey

Joanie

babe

buttercup

cupcake

lollypop

Get him to the vet ASAP. He may be having a seizure, which is life threatening. Search for an open vet and get him over there right away.

it depends on the hamsters and the cage but i would say from 30 and up

Yes, this is called a pouch if you watch a hamster put food in its checks they can stuff food in a secret pouch or glands witch they can go later and remove to food from their checks and eat later.The scent also helps the hamster remember that they have the food in there pouch.

Yes, you should use gloves because if a hamster is newborn, it may bite. Using a glove is the best way.

Depending of preferences, pick up the left testical, squeezing tightly... Pick up the knife and slowly slice... once there is an open wound, take out the sperm sack, replacing it with the hamster of your choice.

Your hamster is probably a russian winter white dwarf, they change color when it's cold.

For 16 days.

Hamsters usually run on their wheel a lot. As long as your hamster is eating and drinking i think it ok.

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You cannot--and you should never try! Most types of hamster are solitary creatures by nature and should not be kept with other animals. Because they're so territorial, they will fight, usually with a tragic result. There's nothing you can do to change that, it's just part of being a hamster. If you want to keep more than one, keep them in separate cages.

From experience of having numerous hamsters as pets, I have found that the black teddy bear hamster is least aggressive. Not to say they can't get aggressive, because like any animal it can be handled inappropriately by small children or irresponsible young people or adults which will cause the animal to loose the desire to be held altogether. There are many happy hamsters among the other breeds it just all depends on the animal itself.

Go slowly and take your time with the hamster. Feed him from a spoon that you are holding, then gradually work up to touching with a stick. Pet him with the stick for awhile and then try your finger. Eventually the hamster will warm up to you.

If he's a biter, then you should talk to him for a bit so he gets used to your voice, then try. If that doesn't work, make sure your hand does not smell like food or you fed him. Or leave your hand in there for a bit. Dwarf hamsters are known for biting you at first.

No. Depends on which breed of dog you mean. Some breeds can run faster. especially a greyhound for instance.

No. Bees have four pairs of wax glands on the underside of their abdomens. Liquid wax is extruded from the glands and solidifies on contact with air. The result is flakes of wax about the size of a pin head.