Hamster cages with all the necessary equipments

Article by Charlysmith

Hamsters are the small animals with a tail like rat. The length of the tail of hamster shorter than hamster and has small ears. There are many categories of this animal. Hamsters are a wild animal usually fight with other hamsters and want to live in small place alone where animals do not find. The eye side of this animal is poor so cannot see longer. They do the activities in the night rather than day. They eat dry food, vegetables and fruits. They also like to eat insects. Some hamsters are with long hair and digging habit to make tunnel from their house. The hamsters become ill due to the cold environment.Mostly people like to pet small animals like hamster. For keeping them you should arrange a cage or purchase a good quality cage. The hamster is a small animal so requires some different cage. These hamster cages should be well facilitated. There should be facility of water and food. It is important to choose best hamster cage for your hamster. The size of the cage should not be very large because the hamsters are the small animals and they have to spend all the time in the cage. Most of the hamsters like to play in the cage so we can arrange some playing equipments in the cage. You can also purchase these cages with different shapes like rectangular or round. Windows and doors should be proper place in the cage. Safety of the hamster is also important. Hamster can be injured in the cage if any sharp part of the cage will be open. Hamster is a small animal so you should not use the net in the cage by which any part of the hamster can be broke. If you purchase the cage with the trays, then it will be easy to clean it. The hamster mostly becomes ill in the winter season so you should attach the temperature control equipments in the cage. They are wild animals so keep them together can be dangerous. But you can keep male and female together in the cage. It will be better if you avoid using the fabrics in the cage. They can damage the fabric. ostly people like to pet small animals like hamster. For keeping them you should arrange a cage or purchase a good quality cage. The hamster is a small animal so requires some different cage. These hamster cages should be well facilitated. There should be facility of water and food. It is important to choose best hamster cage for your hamster. The size of the cage should not be very large because the hamsters are the small animals and they have to spend all the time in the cage. Most of the hamsters like to play in the cage so we can arrange some playing equipments in the cage

UPDATE… Sad to say but both Frosty and Angel have passed away this was quite awhile ago they lived to be around 2 years (I can’t remember sorry) I missed them both and couldn’t bring myself to ‘replace’ them with new robos I sold their entire set up to some little girls who wanted their first hammy. Since then I have gotten a crittertrail 3 and a lone spoiled rotten Syrian named Lilu. I might post a vid of her doing her cute things but I’m not sure when I’ll be up to it. Ty all for watching and commenting on my sweetys. Frosty takes you along on a tour of her and her sister Angel’s home. (Angel is hiding in the green rectangle thing in the right hand cage) I’ve had the right cage for about 8 months and I just recently got the cage on the left (on ebay for a fairly good deal ). The cages are both Petco Playhouse’s (extremely similar to Crittertrail Classic). The cost of my setup (as far as I can remember): 2 Petco Playhouse cages (currently on sale for 35$ online, was 45$ when I bought it, each) [includes 1 long tube, 1 quarter tube, wheel, food dish, water bottle, and the round about (blue bubble thing)] 1 Snak Shak 8$ (right cage edible hut) 1 Puzzle Playground 7$ (the green thing in the right cage) 1 Itty Bitty Igloo 4.50$ (red, left cage) 1 Small Flying Saucer 8$ (blue, left cage) 1 Super Pet Funnels set Large 14$ (several of the tubes) 1 Ceramic Bath House 7$ (blue, right cage) 1 Feeding Bowl 3$ (purple left cage) Total so far: 141.50$ Not shown/recently added: 2 …
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Yes it’s true – I am soon to adopt a hamster from a local rescue in Nottingham. Here is my cage – an Imac Fantasy. www.imac.it and here are some of my hamster supplies. Enjoy!

These are my 12 week old Russian dwarf hamsters, they are little boys and so adorable I wanted to share them with you!! Thank ou for watching

I have two new little ham hams! They’re winter white dwarf hamsters and don’t have names yet. I need YOU to help me figure out what to name them. ======================================= Edit: They are named! Dr. Tillingsworth Sprocket Scampers III and Duchess Rasputina Locket Gigawatts ======================================== I was wanting something that sounded both cute and steampunk. Any ideas?

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Andy in the wheel


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The Lowdown on Plastic Hamster Cages

Article by tom woodcock

Before going out and buying that adorable little hamster, you have to properly plan how you’re going to house it. There are many hamster cage options available such as wire cages, glass cages and plastic cages; each with its pros and cons. Hamster are inquisitive and playful creatures by nature and you should strive to provide the most stimulating environment possible to help prevent boredom in your pet. There are many toys and gadgets available you can buy for your hamster to help keep it occupied. If noise is a concern, there are silent exercise hamster wheels to allow your pet to safely keep fit without disturbing you in any way.

Plastic tube hamster cages are a veritable entertainment park for hamsters. Lots of tubes and levels to climb provide your hamster with hours of fun and exploration opportunities. You will get many hours of delight and entertainment watching your hamster scuttle around the various tubes and tunnels. The advantage of this hamster wonderland is that most plastic hamster cages are expandable, allowing you to add different tubes and accessories making for a larger and stimulating environment for your pet. The risk of draught is also greatly reduced with plastic hamster cages.

The disadvantage of this type of cage is that it may not be suitable for larger hamsters such as pregnant or Syrian hamsters. Plastic hamster cages are ideal for smaller breeds of hamsters such as Dwarf and Roborovski hamsters. They are the dwarf hamster cage of choice. Condensation may be an issue with plastic cages but this has largely been overcome with cages that include wiring. The tubes and accessories are generally added to a special wire cage which allows for proper ventilation.

Plastic cages can become smelly over time if not cleaned regularly. It’s best to choose a plastic cage that can be disassembled to ensure easy cleaning. Another problem with plastic cages is that they become scratched over time and may not be as durable as wire hamster cages, but the entertainment factor far outweighs these minor disadvantages.

Plastic hamster homes make provide a colourful and fun environment for your pet hamster. Always choose the biggest cage you can find as hamsters can be very active and love to climb and explore; lack of space can lead to serious, long term health problems. Being a relatively cheap hamster cage option, they are very popular with hamster owners. Hidey holes and built in tubes provide your hamster with lots of areas to explore and you won’t need to buy as many toys as you would with a conventional wire cage. Always remember to keep the cage out of direct sunlight, and ideally your hamster should be placed in a draught free and quiet area of the house.

Proper planning of your hamster’s housing combined with an attention to hygiene and care will ensure you have a happy and healthy pet hamster.

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A few hamsters products I can recommend:

The Complete Hamster Care Guide
The Complete Hamster Care Guide Is A Great Information Book That Gives The Basics On Selecting And Taking Care Of Many Different Breeds Of Hamsters.
The Complete Hamster Care Guide

Some cool Siberian Dwarf Hamster images:

Off the Air


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Mu usually ignores the TV. But I woke up this morning to find static on the Siberian Dwarf Hamster channel.

μ


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Spending a week with Sput made me realize that I miss having something around to take care of (the plants don’t count, they rarely show affection). So before I gave Sput back to his rightful owner, I adopted my own Siberian Dwarf hamster – μ.

Why “μ”? From the Greek letter that denotes "micro". Because she is small. For the most part, I call her "Mu" in writing because I can’t bothered to break out the character map every time I type her name.

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Siberian Dwarf Hamster Space Station


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Mu’s back! Thanks Bryan!

(I have to question that "animals predict earthquakes" thing, there was another one in the Bay Area last night. She gave me no warning. And didn’t even wake up when it hit.)

Update: And another this morning too. Mu’s earthquake-prediction skills are seriously lacking.

just basic care of siberian dwarf hamsters. this isnt all you need to know… i would recommended you buy that book !