This is pretty normal for a hamster. They do get nervous and the pooping may be more frequent when handled. Hamster do tend to poop a lot and whenever they need to so it doesn't matter if you are picking it up or not. Just check to make sure the poop is solid not runny. Runny poop can be a sign of wet tail. If this happens, bring it to the vet!
Around the hamster -no. Not only would the hamster be scared by the noise, there is also a change of it being sucked up. Around the hamsters cage -yes.
A happy hamster sits in the corner of his cage nibbling away at food, or runs around his play wheel. A scared hamster will not be eating and makes furtive movemnts of the body while looking around ina panicked way. A sad hamster - sorry can't answer this one. A sad hamster sits and uh uh uh nvm
Signs that a hamster may be scared include freezing in place, crouching low to the ground, rapid breathing, and even trying to escape. They may also show defensive behaviors like biting or hissing if they feel threatened. It's important to give your hamster space and time to calm down in a quiet environment if they seem scared.
Hamsters can growl when they feel threatened or scared. It could also be a sign of aggression, discomfort, or pain. If your hamster is growling, it's important to observe its behavior and consider seeking advice from a veterinarian to rule out any health issues.
There are several reasons why a hamster may be shaky or wobbly, including old age, illness, stress, or hypoglycemia. It is important to observe your hamster's behavior closely, provide a quiet and comfortable environment, and consult a vet if the symptoms persist or worsen.
that means that your hamster is till a little scared of you but if u give him time he will get us to it
show the dog that there is nothing to be scared of...
No, it is not normal, but you can try leaving the hamster alone for a little while so he might forget you, then try coming back to him with a friendly face, and and gently pat it. Don't hold it too much though, maybe that might be the reason why he is scared of you.
It is scared.
It’s not ”normal “ I guess. They normally pee on you as a way to tell you they are scared of their surroundings or of you i hope this helps-
Well, it kinda depends on the hamster breed. Some get scared easily, some don't. You could probably train it not to be scared.
If a hamster is scared or nervous it may bite you.
yes
Don't do anything, because the reason why the hamster is even eating the baby is because it is scared the baby will not live in the environment it is in, while your hamster is "eating" her baby, stay away from it so it doesn't get mad or freaked out. Don't worry,, it is normal for your hamster to be eating its baby, mine ate hers.ANSWER:_DON'T_WORRY,_DONT_DO_ANYTHING,_hope_i_helped:)">ANSWER: DON'T WORRY, DONT DO ANYTHING, hope i helped:)DONT DO ANYTHING OR THE HAMSTER WILL GET SCARED AND (it might get bloody in that cage)
probably because its scared of you touching him or her or is scared of falling down the tube like my hamster
the hamster will get pretty scared and bite and eat the snail.
probably because it it scared or trying to communicate with you or another hamster