Hamsters are omnivores, which means they can eat fish as part of their diet. Fish is a good source of animal protein, omega-3 fatty acids, iodine, antioxidants, and vitamin D. […]
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Why Do Hamsters Teeth Never Stop Growing?
Hamsters have long teeth because they grow continuously throughout their lives. They grind their teeth down naturally through wear and tear, but they can become overgrown if this doesn’t happen. […]
Are Mites Dangerous To Hamsters?
Mites are nocturnal ectoparasites that affect animals, including hamsters. They feed off hamsters’ blood, dead skin cells, and oils (from the sebaceous glands), leading to skin redness, inflammation, and irritation. […]
Why Is My Hamster So Scared of Me? (Afraid of Hand + Runs Of)
While many owners can build close bonds with their pets, the smallest mistakes can leave hamsters feeling afraid. These ingrained fears are part of their survival instincts. Hamsters become scared […]
Do Hamsters Get Lonely By Themselves (Compatibility Table)
Many animals prefer to live in pairs and small groups because they get lonely. So, you’re likely wondering if getting your hamster a companion is a good idea to keep […]
Why Is My Hamster Sleeping More Than Usual?
It’s common for hamsters to sleep longer than other animals. However, if your hamster stopped emerging as frequently as it used to at night, you may be concerned it has […]
Should Hamsters Take Sand Baths? (Type of Sand, Size + Depth)
Hamsters require sand baths to remove dirt, debris, and grease from their fur and deter parasites. Digging and rolling around in a sand bath provides mental enrichment, staving off boredom. […]
Is It Safe for Hamsters To Eat Cardboard?
Cardboard is a material that can be used to create various hamster boredom breakers and hides. It’s safe for hamsters to chew plain, undyed cardboard. Hamsters tear cardboard apart, but […]
Why Do Hamsters Fill Their Cheeks with Food?
Hamsters have stretchy pouches that enable them to store food and carry their bedding from one place to another. Their cheek pouches contain no salivary glands, so all the food […]