Hamsters

no because the scent on your fingers will then go on the hamsters and the mommy might not think that's her baby because of the different smell and the mommy might even eat the little baby

a guinea pig can live to a grand total of the age 13 and over

BUT !!! there is a but

an average guinea pig stays alive from 5-9 years and even longer .

thankyou for using wikianswers x

For a kitty pillow pet, some good names would be Whiskers, Muffin, Socks, or Charlie.

Every guinea pig is different. Some live to be 15 others don't even live to 1 year old. It's all about how they got cared for. If you clean it's cage every other day, groom it, give it a bath every so often, and give attention, it will probably live for a long time. It all depends on how it was cared for. And every guinea pig is different. How well a guinea pig is cared for plays a major role in its overall longevity however that is not the only factor. Many guinea pigs become victims to genetic diseases which are not your fault as long as you took it to a vet and it received the best treatment possible. Always keep a hawk eye on your guinea pig's health making sure to check for any sores, abcesses, weight loss, change in behavior, or stool/urine changes daily or as frequently as possible.

Yes, like all mammals (and most vertebrates) hamsters have closed circulatory systems that, when compromised, will leak (or gush) blood out.

The Bedouin are a nomadic people of the MidEast. Camel and sheep breeding provide their main livelihood, and they follow Islam.

Order rodentia.In other words rodents.That's because they have teeth that never stop growing.

Here is a list:

1: Anytime - dry plant foods like buckwheat, corn flakes (non sugar), pea flakes, wheat grains, dried vegetables, grass seed, rolled oats, hemp seeds, hard bread, hay or dried herbs, millet seed, carob bean, chick peas, crispbread, foxtail millet, grain for bird seed, corn (also fresh corn ears), rice, panicle millet, sunflower kernels.

2: fruits, vegetables, and herbs - apples, berries, pears, home-grown sprouts, strawberries, fresh chick pea or lentil plants, daisies, cucumber, rose hips, shepherd's purse, couch grass, pumpkin, dandelion, carrots (no leaves!) parsley (not for pregnant females!), red beets, soy sprouts, watermelons, plantain, zucchini.

3. protein and live foods - cottage cheese or natural yogurt, dried shrimp, dry dog or cat food, water fleas, egg whites, all insects, especially crickets, house crickets, grasshoppers, meal beetles, moths.

4. Branches - apple, pear, hazel, willow, poplar.

5. Rare snacks - "Hamster waffles," peanuts, hazel nuts, dog biscuits, pumpkin seeds, noodles (raw or cooked), raisins (unsulfured), walnuts, zwieback. Fruits, vegetables, and greens - all kinds of lettuce, avocado, banana, nettle, blackberries, chicory, boiled potato, blueberries, raspberries, currants, kiwi, clover (not for pregnant females!), tomato (no leaves!). Protein and live foods - canned dog and cat food, plain cheese, mealworms, beef and chicken. Branches - maple, linden, birch.

6. Under no circumstances - All sweets, bonbons, drops (also know as yoqurt drops), acorns, salted nuts, spicy baked goods, gummy bears, chestnuts, salt sticks, chocolate, baked goods containing sugar. Fruits, vegetables, and greens - all cabbage vegetables, pineapple, cow parsnip/hogweed/pigweed, beans, ivy, poisonous plants, cress, carrot leaves, citrus fruits, onions and all members of the allium family.

There you have it! . Ask again! Bye.

The average lifespan of the Siberian Hamster is 1½-2 years although they can live longer.

Dwarf hamsters are very nice! They are known to be the nicest of all hamsters actually! Other hamspters may be sweet, but if you are young, under the age of 13, this would be a great choice of a hamster. I have 2 actually, and they never bitten any of us! Ever! They don't even try to bite! If they are uncomffy, the only thing that they will do is NIP. That's about it. It doesnt hurt at all (; They are truley the best thinggs ever! They are so sweet and adorable! <3

no because when the hamster steps on it it will be hard for it to move

Yes, they share this trait with the rest of the rodent Order.

well robot are just macheins so you can prograhm them to do it

There is no limit, assuming you have a big enough cage, to how many guinea pigs of different sexes and/or sizes you can physically put together. I am not sure if you will get baby guinea pigs out of it though.

Baby mammals suck (drink ) milk from their mother .Milk is produced in mammary glands which are basic character of mammals .

just tell me already

because its deidrated and need to give fresh water and she/he will stared to get out of its bed alot off times and just go seep any where. so just put in a shaded place what to do fresh water and shaded place if not could be ill and may need to see the vet meganloveshamster.com

when the female hamster gives birth, put the male hamster into another cageand you should separate the babies from there parents when they are 3 weeks old because in many cases the female will eat the babies. Do not play with baby hamsters until they can see because most baby hamster are born blind. Also make sure that you give them extra bedding so that they don't get cold because all baby hamsters are born furless. Also when they are 3 wks old, separate the female and male baby hamsters as they will mate and it's not good for hamsters to give birth at a young age as they will die faster.

Yes they are allowed in water i give mine a bath everyday!

No. Scientifically speaking when the shredded news paper is in the rabbits bedding he will be tempted to eat it. However, so long as the paper is safe, there's nothing wrong with the rabbit eating it -- in fact, paper can add to a rabbit's dietary fibre content! Look for plain newsprint or cardboard (not bleached white), with no glossy parts, stickers, tape, and not a lot of printing. See the link below for a source for this information. It might be better not to shred the paper: let the rabbit shred it himself!

One of the most common questions I receive is: "Should I bathe my hamster?" The answer is NO.

A hamster should never be washed, since hamsters keep themselves clean. If you bathe a hamster, it would catch a cold and die.

Hamsters produce their own natural oils to maintain the condition of their fur and will spend a long time grooming. So I would not recommend bathing a hamster since it will not enjoy it and bathing may make the hamster's fur look worse. If your hamster smells bad then you should clean the cage more frequently.

Avoid looking at videos of hamsters being washed, since it is only cruel to wash a hamster. Hamsters will not love being bathed and they would die of a cold.

Credit given to www.Hamster-Club.com

They can go at least four months, because they hibernate through the winter and rely on their body fat to survive.

yes of course they do but they are very thin.

No, it is impossible for a female hamster and a male guinea pig to breed. That would be cross-breeding and you can cross-bread two different species.