Syrian hamsters are such charming and very remarkable pets. They are the biggest domesticated hamster who loves huge spaces, burrowing, and even cuddling (an infrequent treat from hamsters). The Syrian hamster is also called “teddy bear hamster” or “golden hamster”. Depending on who you ask, some people would say Syrian hamsters are the hardest to … Read more
Apart from the classic hamster running wheel, you can add many fun hamster toys inside the cage. Other than sleeping and chewing on something, hamsters love to run around, climb a little bit, and burrow a lot. There are many benefits your pet could get from these toys which I will explain later. Hamsters who … Read more
Setting up a hamster’s cage can be overwhelming and a daunting task. However, it can also be fun and very enjoyable. Before we get to tips on how to set up a hamster cage, we first must discuss the items you will be needing and decide what hamster theme cage you would want it to … Read more
Hamster ladders and climbing toys are not just for design. These hamster fun hamster toys actually provide great help to keep your hamster moving, exercising and entertaining. A bored, sitting still hamster can lead to boredom and obesity due to lack of movement and amusement. A bored hamster will try to escape and will show … Read more
Hamsters are perfect pets for people who don’t want to commit to a pet for more than 3-4 years. To thrive, you have to mimic the environment that they are used to living in. One of the most essential components of a healthy hamster living space is tunnels. Ever wonder why hamsters love tunnels so … Read more
Hamsters naturally pack lots of energy, which means they also require a lot of exercise. This can be through running on the wheel, tunnels, ladders, burrowing, and playtime on a playpen. Being confined in a cage all day can make your hamster restless. To compensate for the amount of running a hamster does in the … Read more
Once you have chosen the most spacious cage for your hamster, the next thing is furbishing your hamster’s new house. This may leave you wondering what your hamster needs in their new castle. Aside from bedding, hideouts, sandbox, wheels, what else should you add? How about a nail care corner? Maybe you can put some rocks to care for … Read more
Hamsters don’t show depression or sadness in the same way they show anger and boredom. But the most common cause of their depression is not meeting their needs like a safe environment and the right food. You’ll notice a depressed one if they refuse to eat, skulk and curl at the corners of the cage, … Read more
A playpen should be large enough for hamsters to run around and play. Some hamsters are happier with big open spaces and can stay more active when running longer. It’s helpful for hamsters if you allow them to explore outside their cages in a safer playpen. Hamsters love playing, but they learn to get bored … Read more
When caring for hamsters, we ought to ensure that they are living in an environment where they can do their natural habits freely. Placing them in a pen where everything they need, such as food, proper bedding, and hamster wheels, will do the job. Another useful accessory is a hamster den since hamsters love to … Read more