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!
It is recommended to have only one hamster per cage to prevent territorial disputes and fighting. Hamsters are solitary animals that prefer to live alone, so it is best to provide each hamster with their own space and resources in their cage.
Yes, the babies will die if you take them away from the mother. They need her to nurse them and keep them warm. There is a small chance that the mother will kill the babies if she is stressed. Keep the cage somewhere without a lot of noise or traffic. Do not mess with the mom or the babies outside of regular maintenance until the babies eyes are open, and they are able to get around a bit on their own.
Of course they have ARMS!!!they are kind of short thoughYes hampsters do have arms
Depending on if you are an adult or not, Syrian hamsters are usually docile and great for families with kids or first-timers. However, all hamster are all the same when it comes to management. Panda hamsters, such as the one I own, are like cats and will clean themselves. (Syrian hamsters include/are like panda, golden, and teddy bear hamsters.) But, all hamsters urinate, excrete, and can be a little rowdy, depending on the breed. Do a little research and find what hamster would fit your needs/wants. But, overall, Syrian/panda hamsters are great pets who, for the most part, don't smell to much if the cage is cleaned with warm water and unscented dish soap> (It works for my hammy!) Just be sure you keep up with your duties and Have a happy Hammy!
Well first of all there should not be mold in a hamsters cage. Try taking your hamster out of the cage and keep her/him in something else for a while. Scrub his/her cage really well, get hamster "cage clean" to get the stink out. Your hamster should be fine.
They dig through the bedding with their noses and cover themselves completely with it to keep warm.
It is recommended to have only one hamster per cage to prevent territorial disputes and fighting. Hamsters are solitary animals that prefer to live alone, so it is best to provide each hamster with their own space and resources in their cage.
1 Keep the cage partially covered. 2 Keep the cage in the sunlight but sheltered from wind.
to keep them warm and/or clean
Hamsters have fur that covers their bodies. It can vary in color and texture depending on the breed. Their fur helps to keep them warm and protects their skin.
Yes! You have to cover it so it can eat the goo and keep it warm.
No, but during the daytime they sleep, at night,when its cool, then they wake.
To prepare a sleeping place for her coming babes.
you could try to keep him/her warm cut the heat and don't take it any where but were it is familiar to him/her be easy with him/her.
A koozie is a foam cover for a can to keep it cold/warm
To keep you warm, and for girls that and to cover up.
No