Penn-plax Here & There & Everywhere Hamster Home & Traveler Cage SAM450

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Penn-plax Here & There & Everywhere Hamster Home & Traveler Cage SAM450 Feature Some of the feature includes removable traveler, two levels of fun, bubble-toob elevator, locking door, feeding dish and water bottle This starter kit also includes bed fluff, munchie-chews, salt lick, hide-out and soft tip brush small pet containment Safe to use around children and pets eay to use Penn-plax Here & There & Everywhere Hamster Home & Traveler Cage SAM450 Overview Product description
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Hamster Flipping Out

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Hamsters - The Best 3 Hamster Toys You Can Buy

Hamsters are fantastic pets for children because they are so energetic and keen to play. They are also relatively easy to care for, and can really teach children a lot about raising an animal.

Because they are so alert and lively, it is important that you give your hamsters sufficient toys to play with, so that they can exercise both their bodies and their minds. Here are the 3 most popular types of toys, and why each is important:

1. A Running Wheel

In the wild, hamsters are known to explore several miles every night in their search for food. Caged hamsters are just as active, and need a way to expel all of this energy. A running wheel is the perfect solution, because it allows your pet to do exactly what it would do in the wild without needing lots of space.

2. Houses and Tunnels

As active as they are, hamsters sometimes feel the need to hide away and have a little alone time. For this reason, it's essential to give them somewhere to go when they want to be on their own. Houses and tunnels provide great places for them to go for a bit of solitude.

3. Climbing Toys

Another thing that these little creatures love to do is to climb. You may find that your hamster develops a habit of climbing its cage bars. This is great, but you can make it even more enjoyable by giving them a selection of ladders, platforms, and ropes to explore.

By providing your hamsters with a good selection of toys, they will be able to live even more active and enjoyable lives. Not only does this benefit them and their health, but it also makes them more likely to want to play - which is one of the reasons kids love them so much!

Things to Consider When Buying a Hamster

When buying a hamster, there are quite a few details to consider. You'll need to think about the age and sex of the hamster, the best place to purchase your new pet, and where you'll set up the cage and accessories in your home. When buying a hamster, you'll also need to purchase the hamster's cage, bedding, food, and accessories at the same time, so that you'll have a home for your new friend. Keeping the following items in mind as you purchase a hamster will help keep both you and your new pet safe and happy.

Choose a Reputable Retailer

First, when buying a hamster, you'll need to choose a reputable retailer. You may decide to purchase your hamster directly from a breeder, or to purchase from a pet store. Either way, be sure that the establishment is clean, dry, and well-kept. Check to see that the animals appear healthy and well cared for. If animals appear sickly, diseased, or ill, do not purchase from the retailer.

Purchase a Young Hamster

Ask about the age of the hamster that you're purchasing. When buying a hamster, you'll want to choose a young hamster, since they only live for three to five years. At this time, you should also determine if your hamster is male or female. This information will be important in the future, if you decide you'd like to breed your hamster or if you'd like to purchase another hamster.

Remember that Hamsters are Nocturnal

As you set up your hamster's new home, keep in mind that hamsters are nocturnal animals. They like to sleep for the majority of the day, then run and play after the sun goes down, while you're trying to sleep. You may want to set the cage up away from your sleeping area, so that your new pet's activity doesn't disturb you.

If you'll be putting the hamster's cage in a bedroom, choose a hamster wheel and other toys that are as quiet as possible, so that night time noises aren't so intrusive. Your hamster can't help making noise at night; he's just being himself.

Keep Your New Hamster Safe from Other Pets

If you have other, larger pets, such as a dog or a cat, you'll need to keep them in mind when buying a hamster. Dogs and cats are predators, and they may see the hamster as prey. To keep your new friend safe, keep the cage far out of reach of larger animals in your home. If possible, keep a closed door between your hamster and your other animals, as cats and dogs have been known to overturn hamster cages to get at their occupants. This can be disastrous for all concerned, and it's better to prevent this type of problem than to deal with the aftermath.

Chinese Dwarf Hamster Information

You won't find too many Chinese Dwarf Hamsters that are pets today. This is because the breeding is quite difficult and you can't own them in the majority of the United States. However, if you head to the northern parts of China and Mongolia you will find them running around in the deserts.

When you first see them they look more like a mouse as opposed to a hamster. If the truth be told they are actually part of the rat-like family of hamsters. You can tell just by looking at their long tails and bodies. If you are one of the lucky ones that owns a Chinese hamster you will notice they are around 10-12 centimeters when they are full grown. This still might confuse you a little and if that's the case just look at their colors. You will find that the majority of Chinese dwarf hamsters have a grayish-brown color with a racing stripe (black) down their spine. When you turn them over you will see that the belly is white. This is the predominant colors, although there are two other color mutations out there. These are considered "wild traits," which revolve around the dominate spot and the black eyed white version.

If you decide to purchase Chinese dwarf hamsters, don't make one of the most common mistakes out there today. See, even though experts will tell you that pairing up dwarf hamsters is a good idea, you want to purchase an individual Chinese dwarf hamster. The females are by far the dominate sex in this race and they will seriously injure or kill the males. However, if you are set on purchasing more than one we recommend choosing the same race and making sure they have enough room. You can do this by getting a cage that is more than one level, which will allow them to make a new home without worrying about the other hamster. We also suggest purchasing a plastic or aquarium tank as opposed to a cage. Getting stuck in a wire cage can be a traumatic experience for anyone, especially children. In the end the best option is two females. Just make sure you get them at an early age so they will have a better chance of getting along.

Feeding Chinese Dwarf hamsters are very similar to any other hamster. We recommend seeds and pellets or fruits and veggies. You probably want to give them treats here and there, but something like Cheerios will be just fine. Then again, we do know some owners who feed them things like crickets and mealworms. Whatever you choose, make sure they have a fresh water supply on a daily basis. The best option here is a plastic bottle so you don't have to clean the litter all the time.

Chinese Dwarf hamsters last about 2-3 years. Some of them you will be able to train or tame and others will not be able to be broken. Actually, most experts consider them to be more aggressive than most and extremely agile. When you see them jump for the first time you won't believe it. This is also true when they hop on their exercise wheel, because Chinese Dwarf hamsters are extremely fast. If you take the time to secure the cage properly, you won't have to worry about them trying to make an escape. In the end, if you're a beginner we highly recommend choosing another hamster. This is especially true if you plan on getting one for a child under 12.

Learn more about Chinese Dwarf Hamsters

Hagen Habitrail Cristal Hamster Habitat

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Hagen Habitrail Cristal Hamster Habitat Feature

• Durable, safe and comfortable habitat for hamsters
• Satisfies hamster's natural need to explore and hide
• Designed to provide excellent air circulation; Easy to clean
• Allows easy connection to other habitrail items using our patented Lock Connectors (sold separately)
• Habitat measures 16-inch length by 10-inch width by 9-1/2-inch height

Hagen Habitrail Cristal Hamster Habitat Overview

The habitrail cristal is a hamster habitat that serves as a safe and secure living area for hamsters. Habitrail cristal is completely compatible with all other habitrail brand items. This durable cage features a complete, unobstructive view of your pet, while providing a safe and comfortable home to keep any hamster and pet owner happy and entertained for hours. Features of the habitrail cristal include a large plastic door for easy access, a secure door lock to keep your pet securely inside, a look out deck with ladder, a quiet exercise wheel, a chew proof water bottle and holder with stainless steel tip, a food dish and a litter guard. The habitrail cristal helps provide your hamster with a lavish home to live in.

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teddy bear hamster in a new cage-exploring

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just showing how fast and more active my hamster is with more room

baby guinea pig or hamster toy/house/cage thingy! plz watch!

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Rat cage tour, new hamster stuff (package!)

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Syrian hamster eating wafer

Syrian hamster eating wafer Tube. Duration : 0.52 Mins.

My Syrian hamster eating a hamster wafer treat made for pet rodents! Yes he is the biggest hamster I've ever had. The wafer treat is hamster-safe and I only give it to my hamsters occasionally. In the background you can see our dwarf hamster Muffin running around in our hamster playground. We put them in the playground for out-of-cage playtime :)