We’ll help you navigate pet parenthood with helpful tips, expert guidance and recommendations for every milestone.
Fill your space with supplies and essentials before your hamster arrives to help them feel comfortable and safe from the start.
Provide the largest habitat possible with a securely attached top so your hamster can hide, bury, exercise and play without escaping.
Fill their habitat with 1–2 inches of high-quality, commercially available, paper-based bedding or crumbled paper.
Food bowls help keep your hamster’s food free of contamination.
Help encourage daily activity with a wheel that has a smooth surface so they don’t get injured.
Provide and refill clean, fresh water daily.
Provide the largest habitat possible with a securely attached top so your hamster can hide, bury, exercise and play without escaping.
Fill their habitat with 1–2 inches of high-quality, commercially available, paper-based bedding or crumbled paper.
Food bowls help keep your hamster’s food free of contamination.
Help encourage daily activity with a wheel that has a smooth surface so they don’t get injured.
Provide and refill clean, fresh water daily.
Set a strong foundation for your new pet’s physical health with quality nutrition.
Feed them a species-appropriate, high-fiber, low-sugar diet.
Be sure treats make up no more than 10 percent of their diet and include quality ingredients plus vital nutrients so they stay at a healthy weight.
Bond and play with them every day to help support their home and social health.
Help stimulate their mind with hamster-safe toys that don’t have small pieces of rubber they could ingest.
Provide a safe place for them to retreat when they want privacy, plus explore hay and wood options they can chew when they’re bored.
Hamsters have a lot of energy and can be great companions when you properly socialize them. Below are some key behaviors to know so you can help them adjust.
Their cheeks may be a different size when they are carrying food and other items in their mouth.
Hamsters are naturally fast runners and can even run backward.
Hamsters have a variety of moods, and research shows that having toys and cozy bedding can make for a more well-adjusted hamster.
A consistent routine for cleaning, bathing and dental care can help support their wellbeing while they settle in.
Bedding should be spot cleaned daily, and the entire habitat should be cleaned thoroughly at least once a week.
Because their teeth are constantly growing, it’s important hamsters have chew sticks to help naturally wear them down so they stay at a healthy length.
Brushing your hamster gives you bonding time together and promotes a clean, shiny coat free of tangles.
Bedding should be spot cleaned daily, and the entire habitat should be cleaned thoroughly at least once a week.
Because their teeth are constantly growing, it’s important hamsters have chew sticks to help naturally wear them down so they stay at a healthy length.
Brushing your hamster gives you bonding time together and promotes a clean, shiny coat free of tangles.
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I got a new Syrian hamster on Tuesday, he is 8-10 weeks old and seemed to be settling okay. The second day I noticed small amount of diahorria but never thought much of it. Since then it’s been fine but tonight I have checked and there’s a lot along with blood aswell.
Dwarf hamster (female) currently in cage along with male hamster has been since they were bought have noticed blood on her back above her tail
Hi I have a dwarf hamster and he is running on his weel and flung off and he has a small amount of blood next to his ear would like some advice
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Hi i have a hamster called Jelly and he has his ears down but is eating and drinking normally, but doesn't seem to be pooing as much as he was doing. He has also lost fur and weight due to this. Would you recommend a vets visit? He is 1 and a half years old. Syrian Hamster
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Hi I got my hamster a month ago and its a female and lately she has been doing weird things for example having more and more bedding in one corner and growling and hissing at me and my family. I'm really scared so what do I Do
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