What age can you adopt a hamster?

Answer 1

About 4 weeks Basically, the pups should start eating and drinking on their own at about 3 weeks. It's best to keep them with the mother for maybe a week after that (although some people separate them immediately when they see the babies eating).

Answer 2

Hamsters are typically ready for adoption at around 4-6 weeks of age, although it's best to wait until they are at least 6-8 weeks old to ensure they are weaned and independent enough to thrive in a new environment. It's important to adopt from a reputable breeder or rescue to ensure the health and well-being of the hamster.

Answer 3

They have to be 6weeks old to be sold to any body.

Answer 4

Syrian: Male: 5 week, but best to leave for a little bit longer. Female: 21 days old but is best at 4 - 6 months Not quite sure for dwarf hamsters.

Answer 5

Hamsters typically live from 1-3 years. However, if they are taken care of with healthy living conditions, they can live 4 or 5 years!

Answer 6

Best to start when they are two- three months old

Answer 7

you should adopt a hamster when its a baby. i dont know why but everyone says its better

Answer 8

They should be atleast 4 months, they can start breeding when 6 weeks but it is definatly not recommended as she will not be fully grown.

Answer 9

Syrain hamster pups should be around 3 weeks old when they are separated from their mum. but it can be earlier or later depending on when the hamster pups and mum all start to fight.

Answer 10

Around 3 weeks.