You have to train your hanster to get used to you. Hamsters bite your two reasons, firstly because they are scared and secondly because they think that your fingers might be good to eat. First, it is a good idea to hold food in your fingertips, and let the hamster take the fod from your fingers. After a few days of this, you can move onto touching your hamster gently. The hamster still may try to eat your fingers, if so just move away your hand quickly. When your hanster gets more used to you touching it, you can start letting it crawl onto your hand. Place food into the middle of your hand and let the hamster crawl on by itself. If the hamster still tries to eat your hand (quite common) you can place a towel over your hand so if the hamster bites, you will not get hurt. After this, you can start trying to pick up your hamster in your fingers. This will distress the hamster the most so firstly, pick it up for just a little then out down. Gradually extend the holding time and reward the hamster with a treet after each trial. Hamsters require a lot of careful handling and patience. This process takes maybe a month. Good luck.
That's it's testis... or gonads, to be informal. My hamster had it and I was increasingly getting worried, and when it went through the breeding proccess... well.. I found out.
If a rabbi's hamster bites you, the most you could do is attempt to sue for damages, you certainly could not have him shot!
If a hamster has something growing on its ear, it is important to take it to a veterinarian for a proper diagnosis and treatment. It could be a tumor, abscess, or infection that needs medical attention. Do not try to remove or treat it yourself without consulting a professional vet.
A hamster would likely not be able to stir ham as it is a small animal with limited strength and coordination. Thus, the amount of ham they could stir would likely be negligible.
When a hamster bites its cage door, it could be due to boredom, stress, a lack of space, or a desire to explore beyond its enclosure. It may also be a sign that the hamster's teeth need trimming, or it could simply be a natural behavior for some hamsters. Providing enrichment activities, ensuring adequate space and exercise opportunities, and monitoring the hamster's dental health can help address this behavior.
Because your fingers could smell like food, or they could be getting irritated with you.
The nicest hamster you could buy is a syrian and a teddy bear hamster they dont bite as much as other hamster do
no your hamster can get sick
some pets like dogs and cats are good for toddlers. when toddlers grow they feel protection from danger. they believe the pet as a good friend.
Yes... You probably could give a hamster a shower. You should be aware though, that they may not like it. So I would recommend getting a boat-like thing, and gloves.
Well, i'd think that you could go as a french fry with part of you biten off.
When you have beem biten you have vanom in your blood which burns you in side and you could be out cold for a few days
yes it could choke to death and suffocate.
Basically, dropping your hamster
If your hamster is getting smaller, you need to feed it more. Give it a little more food then you normally do each day.
Well first show her that you are responsible and that getting a hamster won't mess with your grades in school. Then milk it like do extra chores around the house and stuff like that. Hope I could help<3
take out the other hamster because it could destress themom or the other male/female could kill the young.