When I bought my first hamster, I immediately wondered when my cute little pet would grow up. How do I know when my hamster is fully grown? Hamsters are fully grown when they are 3 months old or they are very close to their full length. When they are 3 months old, they are fully … Read more
Hamsters are small animals, they are very fast and active, and they have good muscles, especially on their back legs. Looking at my hamster I asked myself how many bones my pet has in his body. Hamsters have about 230 bones together with the bones of the spine which has 30 vertebrae and the bones … Read more
One of the most common questions many hamster owners ask is what to do when a hamster’s tumor bursts. it is not at all pleasant to see pus or blood flowing from a newly ruptured tumor, the picture is very unpleasant indeed. What to do if a hamster tumor burst? It is necessary to clean … Read more
Hamsters are very gentle animals that can easily get hurt and get their back and other body bones broken. Can hamsters break their backs? Yes, hamsters can break their back if they fall from a height or because of an injury from hitting a hard object. Hamsters have very delicate spines, so it is very … Read more
Hamsters often eat and drink water, which allows them to consume nutrients and be healthy and happy. But what if your hamster is dehydrated, what will happen to the hamster, and how to help him? How to save my dehydrated hamster? If your hamster is dehydrated you should take it to the vet to start … Read more
Hamsters are known to be experts when it comes to hiding an illness or health problem. They do this to protect themselves from a possible attack from predators who could take advantage of their current weaknesses and attack them. I noticed that the Decamoy hamster sometimes breathes too fast, and I immediately worried that something … Read more
Hamsters are very active animals that pee and poop all the time. This is entirely normal for hamsters, so be prepared to clean up their droppings often. But hamster poop can tell us a lot if we know what their poop looks like. By their pooping too much we will know if the hamsters have … Read more
When I started keeping a hamster I found out certain things that hamsters can kill themselves. So I researched to see how much truth there is in all of that and found out some interesting things that I want to share. Why do hamsters try to kill themselves? Hamsters don’t try to kill themselves, they … Read more
The more I keep my hamster, the more I notice certain things in his behavior. I noticed that my hamster was shaking with his eyes closed, so I did some research to find out why this happens, and here’s what I found. Why does my hamster shake with its eyes closed? Hamsters shake with their … Read more
Syrian hamsters are susceptible to various diseases, tumors, and problems with their skin. Sometimes you may notice that they have black spots on the skin. Why do Syrian hamsters have black spots? Black spots in Syrian hamsters are scent glands and their appearance is completely normal. As a rule, the healthy skin of Syrian hamsters … Read more
