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I read that apple seeds are poisonous for hamsters. Does anyone know how many apple seeds will be bad for hamsters?

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Why are apple seeds bad for hamsters?

because they can choke


Can you give hamsters apple seeds?

Avoid giving hamsters apple seeds--they contain cyanide. Better to stick with the seeds included in hamster food.


What are foods that cannot be given to teddy bear hamsters?

Apple seeds, citrus fruits and onion.


Do hamsters eat apples?

Yes, hamsters can eat apples in small amounts as a treat. Make sure to remove the seeds and core before offering it to them, and introduce new foods slowly into their diet to prevent any digestive issues.


Is there enough arsenic in apple seeds to be harmful?

Actually, there is no arsenic in apple seeds. The poison they contain is cyanide. Unless you eat hundreds upon hundreds of apple seeds nothing bad will happen.


What is bad for a pet rabbit?

chocolate, apple seeds (not the apple, but the seeds), people food (like dairy, gluten, soy, wheat, sugar....), and that about covers it all!


Can Robo Dwarf Hamsters eat Unsalted sun flower seeds?

Yes, but they have to be unsalted.


Can hamsters eat salted pumpkin seeds?

HAMSTERS NEED SALT! it is a good idea to give them sticks of salt or put it in their food!


Can hamsters eat apple peels?

Sure! Hamsters won't mind eating apple peel. It won't damage their little sensitive bodies either. So if you're going to give your hamster some apple, you won't have to peel it! Hamsters can also eat pure apple peel, but only a little bit.Thanks for reading this, hope it helps! :)


About apple seeds?

What about apple seeds? If you plant them they will grow.


How do you get apple seed?

To get apple seeds, simply remove them from the core of an apple fruit. You can either eat an apple and save the seeds or extract the seeds from a sliced apple. Clean the seeds and allow them to dry before storing or planting.