when I had hamsters, mine used to sleep in the food dish all the time. its nothing to worry about, it just means that they don't have a comfortable sleeping area. try using some toilet paper for him/her in a different location so that it will lure them away from the dish. your welcome is this helped :)
A dwarf hamster should be fed about 1-2 tablespoons of hamster-specific food per day, along with small portions of fresh fruits, vegetables, and occasional treats. It's important to monitor their body condition and adjust their food portion accordingly to prevent overfeeding and obesity. Always provide fresh water for your hamster.
Just leave a bowl of hamster food and add a little more each day and at the end of each week throw out the remains of the hamster food and wash the food bowl then put some more hamster food in the bowl.
You shold fill it's bowl up and put more food in once it's empty which takes about a week for me, the length of time may be differant depending on bowl size and what you are feeding it but standard hamster food is the best thing with some veg.
If your hamsters food bowl is more than 1 inch deep, then dont put water in it, or your hamster may slip and fall in, which is bad for its skin. I hope this helps you and your hamster, -x-
A Russian dwarf hamster should be fed about one to two tablespoons of hamster food per day, along with fresh vegetables and occasional treats. It's important to monitor their weight and adjust their food intake accordingly to prevent obesity. Fresh water should also always be available.
toys a wheel food water safe place to hide and sleep! xxx
1-3 tablespoons of hamster mix and if your hamster can have large portions of vegetables or fruits you can give them some but you would have to take it out every next day you put it in the bowl
Yes, you can over feed your dwarf hamster. Do not give it more than a handful of food. When it's plate is clean wait until it goes to its food bowl. Then that means its hungry. So feed it.
A dwarf hamster should be fed about 1-2 tablespoons of hamster-specific food per day, along with small portions of fresh fruits, vegetables, and occasional treats. It's important to monitor their body condition and adjust their food portion accordingly to prevent overfeeding and obesity. Always provide fresh water for your hamster.
Just leave a bowl of hamster food and add a little more each day and at the end of each week throw out the remains of the hamster food and wash the food bowl then put some more hamster food in the bowl.
It is better that hamsters are mainly fed hamster food, and fruits and snacks are given as a treat.
You just put a small bowl of hamster food in its cage, when its hungry it will eat.
they only eat what they want so you fill the bowl, so they store food for when they want it but still give them pellets and carrots and vitamins for dinner(at night)
depends if the hamster is tame and used to being around people and their scent.
You shold fill it's bowl up and put more food in once it's empty which takes about a week for me, the length of time may be differant depending on bowl size and what you are feeding it but standard hamster food is the best thing with some veg.
If your hamsters food bowl is more than 1 inch deep, then dont put water in it, or your hamster may slip and fall in, which is bad for its skin. I hope this helps you and your hamster, -x-
My hamster is a Russian Cambell dwarf and he LOVES: Almonds, sunflower seeds, peanut butter, and most of all cotage cheese! These things are great to maintain a dwarf hamsters diet and most hamsters absoutly love them! I know my hamster does.