the signs are runny waste and not wanting to eat or drink.They can get diarrhea because of incorrect diet or a sudden change in food. It has been in combination with draughts or dampness in their sleeping area.Other causes include rotten food,dirty drinking water, or feeding the hamster too much vegetables.Seperate the hamster that has diarrhea from the healthy ones if you have more than 1 hamster.diarrhea is often fatal for hamsters but not if caught at an early stage.If you notice any signs of diarrhea there is stuff to treat it.you can treat the diarrhea by only feeding it dry bread,rice cakes,and crisp bread and replacing its normal water with lukewarm camomile tea.It is also a good idea to change its nesting and toilet area twice a day and when you notice the hamster starting to get better,disinfect its cage thoroghly.Things you can do to reduce the chances of you rhamster(s) include:removing any old and/or rotten from its cage and renewing its drinking water everyday or so
too much water, sugar vegetables
Certain foods, illness and stress
Probably not...
Yes. If not intergrated with other hamsters (including even averaged sized hamsters) at an early age, they do become defensive and territorial. This can go as well with an average hamster. But remember, this may vary from animal to animal.
Hamsters do have icheses
Hamsters' domain is Eukarya .
NO petals can be fatal to hamsters
it gives them diarea
diahhrea
Consult a doctor!
aids, cancer, cot deaths, diahhrea, malairea
you are not meant to give hamsters cucumber as it gives them to much water in there system and they become constipated! so in a way it is poisonous!
Probably not...
no they can not hamsters can eat mostly anything apart from chocolate which melts in their pouches and citrus which gives them tummy aches. the only chocolate that they can eat is the special chocolate you can get for hamsters. hope i have helped xx
Any animal that gives live birth is capable of having a miscarriage.
Yes. If not intergrated with other hamsters (including even averaged sized hamsters) at an early age, they do become defensive and territorial. This can go as well with an average hamster. But remember, this may vary from animal to animal.
It doesn't matter how many she has, their needs to be a big cage and if they get along then it should be fine. If the hamsters start hurting each other or get inbred separate them immediately. Dwarf hamsters are the most social. My baby hamsters just grew hair today. The dad died (my cat killed him) and its usually best that when the mother gives birth the father is separated, sometimes right after the mother gives birth she gets pregnant again! Good luck and be careful with breeding hamsters. Its not all fun and games.
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The cartiliginous structure that gives a nose its shape. Hamsters have a blunter nose than, for example, a rat.