In this piece, I’ll be discussing the subject of “Is It Normal For Your Hamster To Climb Its Cage?”, and I’ll do my best to cover as much ground as I possibly can in terms of content. Although you may not find something that exactly mimics cage bars in nature, the behavior to climb or … Read more
Carrot or apple work well, or a very thin smudge of peanut butter A substitute can be wedged between the bars at her favorite chewing spot. A lab block, hamster-safe dog biscuit (should not contain garlic), tightly rolled cardboard, apple branch or a Popsicle stick work well, especially if they’re anchored tightly. Why does my … Read more
Dental care: providing chew toys , pieces of wood or even hard food such as nuts will help maintain a hamster’s dentition This means they will stop biting the metal bars instead. change cages : metal bars can provide enough air as well as allowing them to clamber up and down them. Why does my … Read more
There are many different reasons your hamster bar-chewing habit has become excessive. The main ones are simple things like boredom, the cage is too small, or just needing something to chew on. How do I get my hamster to stop biting his cage at night? Dental care: providing chew toys , pieces of wood or … Read more