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Hamsters are cute and fun to have around. They are nocturnal animals that like to live by themselves. They like hiding places in their cages. They will spend most of their day sleeping and playing and can even play with their owners. Choosing a hamster-Be careful when selecting a hamster because they can easily be over stressed by other predatory animals and by too much human companionship. A hamster cage should have thick bedding so that it can burrow and enough chewable things to gnaw on. do not use cedar shavings because the aroma may bother the hamster. What does owning a hamster cost? The average hamster owner spends the following on his or her pet hamster:
If you have decided to buy a hamster you will also have to buy the following: small holding
cage nest box food dish chewing blocks water bottle exercise toys climbing toys grooming brush What do they eat?-It is best to feed hamsters commercial hamster pellets or block foods, seed mixtures, and some fresh vegetables. Hamsters should not be fed frozen or canned vegetables, uncooked beans, or sprouting or greet parts of potatoes or tomatoes.
Did you know that guinea pigs used to roam the wild forests of Peru? Since then, they have adapted really well to the pet environment because of research labs around the world. Choosing a Guinea pig- Don't buy a guinea pig because of its color, shape, or size. You should buy one if its healthy, has a good temperament, and if the environment in its home is clean. Being Responsible- Guinea pigs enjoy time in their cages, without your supervision, and can easily be frightened or injured. Guinea pigs live longer if they have a common routine, living indoors, having plenty of attention and care from their owners, and also having all of the food and water they need. What does owning a Guinea pig cost?
What do Guinea pigs eat? Guinea pigs, like hamsters are herbivores. They eat commercial guinea pig pellets, dark green vegetables and hay What you need for a Guinea pig? Here is a list of the other things that you will need for your guinea pig.
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