Monday, August 23, 2010

I might get a hamster in a copel of monthes (golden) what advice do you have it would be realy helpful?

I might get a golden hamter at a place caled animart it would be realy helpful if you have any advice that would be awsomeI might get a hamster in a copel of monthes (golden) what advice do you have it would be realy helpful?
fill food dish 2/4 to 3/4


feed them fresh vegetables daily


feed fruits 2 days a week


change water bottle daily


change cage weekly


play with your hamster everyday


And you of course need


a wheel


cage


water bottle (not a water dish they can tip it un less its heavy enough)


chew stick(hamsters teeth grow constantly so they need this to bit on this to trim thier teeth down)


bedding(perferable aspen pine may make them get a rash)





Vegetables and herbs that are safe to feed a hamster are:





Alfafa


Apple (seedless)


Asparagus


Avocado (skinned and seedless)


Banana


Basil


Blackberries


Blueberries


Broccoli


Brussel Sprouts - small amounts occasionally - not all hamsters like the strong taste


Calabrese


Cabbage - should only be fed in small amounts occasionally as too much can cause health problems


Carrots


Cauliflower leaves and stalks


Celery


Cherries - stones should be removed as they can be dangerous if gnawed


Chestnuts


Chicory


Chinese Leaves


Coriander


Corn-on-the-Cob


Corn Salad


Courgettes


Cranberries


Cress


Cucumber


Curly Kale


Dates


Endive


Fenugreek


Feijoa


Figs


Grapes


Green beans


Kale - should only be fed in small amounts occasionally as too much can cause health problems


Kidney Beans (cooked)


Kiwi Fruit


Kumquat


Lettuce - small amounts occasionally - in excess it can cause liver problems


Logan Berries


Lychee


Mange Tout


Mango


Marrow


Melon


Mint


Mung


Okra


Pak Choy


Papaya


Parsley - a good tonic


Peach


Pear


Peas


Plums - stones should be removed as can be dangerous when gnawed


Potato (cooked)


Raspberries


Raspberry Plant leaves - beneficial for diarrhoea


Rhubarb (cooked)


Rocket Chard


Sage


Sorrel


Squash


Star Fruit


Strawberries


Sugar Cane - small amounts


Sweet Potato


Soybean Sprouts


Swede


Sweetcorn


Sweet Peppers


Ugli Fruit


Turnip


Water Chestnuts


Watermelon


Water Spinach





Vegetables and herbs that should not be fed are:








Kidney Beans (raw)


Onion


Potato (raw)


Potato tops


Rhubarb (raw)


Rhubarb leaves


Tomato leaves








Other titbits that can be fed to your hamster include:








Acorns


Almonds (shelled)


Beechnuts


Biscuits


Boiled Potatoes


Brazil Nuts


Bread (fresh or stale)


Breakfast Cereals


Cake - but not chocolate cake


Cashew Nuts


Chicken (cooked)


Cheese


Coconuts


Crickets


Currents


Dog Biscuits


Egg (scrambled or boiled)


Fish (cooked)


Hazel Nuts


Mealworms


Meat (cooked)


Nuts


Pecan Nuts


Peanuts (shelled or unshelled)


Pistachio Nuts


Prunes


Raisins


Sweet Chestnuts


Sultanas


Toast


Walnuts





You should be careful not to feed too much sweetened food as these could cause the hamster to become fat.





Never feed a hamster any of the following:








Buttercups


Chocolate


Garlic*


Onions


Rabbit Mix (containing antibiotic ingredients)


Raw Kidney Beans


Sweets


ToffeeI might get a hamster in a copel of monthes (golden) what advice do you have it would be realy helpful?
well, i guess you want the care advice so:


Hamster loves to exercise. They are naturally energetic and will do a lot of running. So make sure you provide all necessary equipment such as hamster wheels or adequate size of running space for them to





Hamsters are nocturnal creatures (active at night) so they need peace during the day to sleep. It is highly recommended to place the cage away from draughts and direct sunlight.





The cage floor should be covered with adequate layer of bedding. You can use the commercial wood shaving as they are absorbent and nontoxic.


Hamster also needs privacy during their resting time. Build them a simple small room for them to sleep. A small box will be a good idea.


Feed your hamsters adequately. Make sure they have enough food and more important water supply.


Wash the hamster cage once in a week. Keep the cage clean to prevent any infection risk.


Bathing your hamster are not recommended. Don't worry, they can clean themselves.


Build a good relationship with your hamsters. Talk to them, hold them and playing with the will keep the hamsters happy.
Hamsters i luv them ok i have a list for you





1.they love sunflower seeds its there daily diet.


2.clean cage once a week


3.make sure it doesnt have dierya cause when in a new home it can get this and die of dehydration so if you realize this buy wet tail drops at the pet store


4.if preganant never touch babys or you will confuse its sentand the mother might not realize what it is and it the baby but keep daddy hammie away he will eat babys


5.keep clothe, cloths or any fabric away from it cause it will eat the fiber and might choke on it


6.if a big hamster let it get use to you like pick it up with a towel and let the hamster trust you more


7.create an idea to catch you hammie in cause your hamster escapes the cage


use sell absorbed beddings not pine wood (shedred wood) but is good to put a little bit of pine wood cause hamsters use tat to make a nest


8. Hamsters sleep during they day and are awake at night so if your cage has a wheel your hamster might keep you up


9. Hamsters tend to hide in dark courners


10. keep SUGAR AWAY from the HAMSTER it could KILL the Hammie


11. Hamsters cant see well so they have very stroung sense of smell


12.putting 2 of the same sexed, hamsters will try to prove dominace in thier territory to each other (fight) unless they meet at a very young age.

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