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If your hamster is rusting, you've got very serious problems.
Yes. The chemicals in the ant poison were meant to kill. It could definitely kill a hamster, even in the tiniest amounts. Never place a hamster next to ant poison.
I imagine it could have some major digestive problems which could kill it... A lot of things can kill a hamster. Hamsters die from a stiff breeze.
No, the scent of chocolate alone is unlikely to kill a dwarf hamster. However, it is important to never feed chocolate to a hamster as it is toxic to them and can lead to serious health issues or even death. It's best to keep chocolate and other potentially harmful substances away from your hamster.
Yes, hamsters can eat grapes whole, but they should be given in moderation due to their high sugar content. One or two small seedless grapes per week is a safe amount for a hamster to enjoy as an occasional treat.
No hamster poop can not kill u because it is not toxic or poisous, rare types of hamsters poop are toxic and if only they r sick
It may kill your hamster. Please do not give your hamster any alchohol at all.
It is possible. a hamster should not be kept with a gerbil. The hamster may also try kill the gerbil if it dislikes it.
No it won't
Well it all depends on how many it ate, because the filling of and oreo is very sugary and sugar can kill hamsters.
No - honey is actually used in a lot of hamster treats. It wouldn't be a wise idea to give too much though as it is full of sugar.
NO!! And DO NOT try!A Teddy Bear is a Syrian hamster and a Chinese is a dwarf hamster. They will KILL EACH OTHER.
Rats are a predatory species, they can and will kill and eat a hamster.
No, hamsters are territorial, the hamster will kill the mouse.
If your hamster is rusting, you've got very serious problems.
I can name three hamsters. There is the Russian hamster, the Dwarf hamster, and the Chinese hamster.
Yes. The chemicals in the ant poison were meant to kill. It could definitely kill a hamster, even in the tiniest amounts. Never place a hamster next to ant poison.