What kind of treats do hamsters like?

Answer 1

My Syrian hamster likes carrot has a treat. I don't give her too much as she could getdiarrhea I tend to give her 1 or 2 little cubes about a centimetre in width, height and depth every week. I also put treat sticks on her cage which i leave there until she finishes them. There wooden sticks covered with treats that are safe for hamsters.

I have never owned a dwarf hamster but i know your not aloud to give them fruit and vegetables as treats.

You can feed any kind of hamster fruits and veggies but no citrus fruits. You can also feed then dandelion leaves. There are great treats such as: yogurt drops, nut and seed clusters, dried banana chips, etc. that are sold at pet stores.

Answer 2

anything but chocolate, fatty foods, onions and garlic, they enjoy healthy treats like fresh fruit and veg, but they also enjoy meat, non fatty, like chicken and fish but they will enjoy a little red meat once in a while, try to keep sugar levels down as this could result in Diabetes and is very difficult to look after

Answer 3

If you mean what treats do hamsters in general like best then it usually depends on the individual hamster though there are things that most like such as strawberries and those yogurt drops you can get at the pet store.

If you mean my hamster specifically I don't have one anymore he died but when he was alive I think he preferred carrots and cucumbers. Of course he liked lettuce too. Oh and sunflower seeds. They are a very good treat though I find some hamsters get lazy and no longer want to crack them open themselves. :D

Answer 4

* Acorns * Almonds (sweet almonds, shelled) * Beechnuts * Biscuits * Boiled Potatoes * Brazil Nuts * Bread (fresh or stale) * Breakfast Cereals * Cake - but not chocolate cake * Cashew Nuts * Chicken (cooked) * Cheese * Coconuts * Crickets * Currents * Dog Biscuits * Egg (scrambled or boiled) * Fish (cooked) * Hazel Nuts * Mealworms * Meat (cooked) * Nuts * Pecan Nuts * Peanuts (shelled or unshelled) * Pistachio Nuts * Prunes * Raisins * Sweet Chestnuts * Sultanas * Toast * Walnuts * ** Alfalfa ** Apple (seedless) ** Asparagus ** Avocado (skinned and seedless) ** Banana ** Basil ** Blackberries ** Blueberries ** Broccoli ** Brussel Sprouts - small amounts occasionally - not all hamsters like the strong taste ** Calabrese ** Cabbage - should only be fed in small amounts occasionally as too much can cause health problems ** Carrots ** Cauliflower leaves and stalks ** Celery ** Cherries - stones should be removed as they can be dangerous if gnawed ** Chestnuts ** Chicory ** Chinese Leaves ** Coriander ** Corn-on-the-Cob ** Corn Salad ** Courgette ** Cranberries ** Cress ** Cucumber ** Curly Kale ** Dates ** Endive ** Fenugreek ** Feijoa ** Figs ** Grapes ** Green beans ** Kale - should only be fed in small amounts occasionally as too much can cause health problems ** Kidney Beans (cooked) ** Kiwi Fruit ** Kumquat ** Lettuce - small amounts occasionally - in excess it can cause liver problems ** Logan Berries ** Lychee ** Mange Tout ** Mango ** Marrow ** Melon ** Mint ** Mung ** Okra ** Pak Choy ** Papaya ** Parsley - a good tonic ** Peach ** Pear ** Peas ** Plums - stones should be removed as can be dangerous when gnawed ** Potato (cooked) ** Raspberries ** Raspberry Plant leaves - beneficial for diarrhoea ** Rhubarb (cooked) ** Rocket Chard ** Sage ** Sorrel ** Squash ** Star Fruit ** Strawberries ** Sugar Cane - small amounts ** Sweet Potato ** Soybean Sprouts ** Swede ** Sweetcorn ** Sweet Peppers ** Ugli Fruit ** Turnip ** Water Chestnuts ** Watermelon ** Water Spinach ** *** Alyssum *** Asters *** Bramble leaves *** Blackberry leaves *** Burnet *** Chickweed *** Clover *** Coltsfoot *** Cornflowers *** Cow Parsley *** Crosswort *** Dandelion leaves and flower *** Dock *** Groundsel *** Hawthorn leaves *** Hedge Parsley *** Knot Grass *** Mallow *** Marigolds *** Michaelmas Daisies *** Nasturtiums *** Nipplewort *** Phlox *** Plaintain *** Roses *** Salvias *** Shepherds Purse *** Sow Thistle *** Sweetpeas *** Trefoil *** Vetch *** Wallflowers *** Watercress *** Young grass

Answer 5

There are a lot of treats that these animals can have. There are stores that sell boxes of treats of different kinds made for these animals. You can also use nuts and people cookies for treats.

Answer 6

try a yogurt drop or chips that have salt on them they love the salt my hamsters tear the chips up all the time then get them some mix for hamsters you can them at any pet shop my tear it up when i put in the cage with them

Answer 7

Hamsters enjoy a variety of treats, including fresh fruits and vegetables like carrots, apples, and cucumbers. You can also offer them store-bought hamster treats, such as nuts, seeds, and dried fruits, in moderation. Make sure to avoid feeding them sugary or high-fat treats that may be harmful to their health.

Answer 8

What ever you do don't go feeding them anythingSome things are sunflower seeds,nonsweetend cerel, gronala,veggies or fruit