Hamsters are cute animals who make a great first pet for kids.  They do not require much attention and are a low-maintenance animal.  You definitely will not have to worry about your neighbor complaining about the noise your hamster makes!  Besides the cage they live in, there are many products to help care for them, from dry baths to feeding supplies. What you may not know about are the many fun accessories you can buy for your hamster.  We have helped make your search for the perfect gift for your hamster a little easier with our round-up of products below. CHECK THESE 20 ..read more

World Animal Day is just around the corner, and it’s time to celebrate the planet’s magnificent creatures in the wild and those who share our homes. Yes, that includes your pint-sized bundle of joy – your hamster! Observed on October 4th each year, this global celebration is about raising awareness, appreciation, and support for animals of all shapes and sizes. It’s a day when animal enthusiasts worldwide come together to honor our fellow inhabitants and advocate for their well-being. So, why not make this day unforgettable for your hamster, too?  Although your little fluffy friend deserv ..read more

Hamsters don’t make a lot of noise due to their small size. When the room is loud, you won’t be able to hear your hamster making a squeaking noise. However, being observant whenever your hamster squeaks or creates any form of weird noises is important. In this article, we will explain the answer to the question “why is my hamster squeaking?” We will discuss the reasons and solutions. In the end, you will know how to recognize a happy squeak from a distress call squeak. MUST-READ: Why is my hamster shaking or running in circles WHY IS MY HAMSTER SQUEAKING ALL OF A SUDDEN? There are various rea ..read more

It’s time to discuss safe plants for hamsters and plants that you should avoid. Apart from ensuring that a hamster’s cage is secure, a balanced and healthy diet is just as important. To properly take care of hamsters, and to avoid serious health problems, it is vital to know what foods are and aren’t safe for hamsters to consume. That’s why we compiled a list of plants that hamsters can and cannot eat. We will also tackle why hamsters need plants and herbs and some tips when feeding your hamsters. ALSO READ: Hamster Care Sheet WHY LIVE HAMSTERS NEED PLANTS This dwarf hamster loves eating herbs ..read more

Hamsters, as delightful little creatures with unique dietary needs, thrive on a balanced diet that ensures their optimal health and longevity. Sprays, particularly seed sprays like millet, play a significant role in meeting these nutritional needs. Although often seen as supplementary food, these sprays provide hamsters with an engaging and nourishing snack, promoting their natural foraging behaviours. Sprays provide essential nutrients, fibre, and minerals. These sprays contribute to the hamster’s health, helping them maintain a robust immune system, sound dental health, and overall well-bein ..read more

Hamsters are cherished companions. To ensure your pet’s well-being, being well-informed about every potential health issue is important. One of the most common health issues for hamsters is called “hamster bumblefoot.” Prevention by building a safe cage is ideal, but sometimes new hamster owners make mistakes, and it is OK, let’s fix it and learn! Limping, swelling, or a minor wound can quickly progress into a major problem because hamsters don’t know how to stay off their feet! Let’s tackle this problem so your hamster can be happily running around pain-free. Bumblefoot can occur in any anima ..read more

The Syrian hamster, also known as the golden hamster, is a captivating small rodent cherished for its charismatic antics and distinctive nocturnal behavior. Although diminutive in size, these creatures are brimming with personality. They communicate through a series of high-pitched sounds and body language. This is important when attempting to pick up a hamster. This guide will answer the question of how to pick up a Syrian hamster for the first time. During the night, they are incredibly active; darting around, burrowing, and endlessly running on exercise wheels. Solitary by nature, Syrian h ..read more

I remember the first time I held my hamster. Her fur was so soft, and she smelled so clean. As the day passes, I watch my hamster clean herself by grooming her coat and using her sandbath. But I often wonder, is this enough to keep her clean? In this article, we’ll discuss about: hamster grooming do hamsters clean themselves how to wash a hamster (properly) what sandbath is safe to use which sandbath to avoid how often to change hamster’s sand and more HAMSTER GROOMING AND HYGIENE When it comes to keeping your hamster clean, it involves regular cleaning and maintenance of the fur, nails, s ..read more

Figuring out which enclosure is suitable for your hamster can be overwhelming. There is simply a lot of information out there to process. But one thing you should know first is that much of that information is not correct and unsafe for your hamster. For example, pet stores are the worst place to get “care tips” from. The staff are often forced or trained in a way where they simply want you to buy everything from their store. Whether it’s the right choice or not, it all comes down to the sales pitch. This article will clear up a few pieces of misinformation regarding hamster cage ideas. I’ll g ..read more

Hamsters are prone to accidental pregnancies. This is because of how incorrect information most pet stores give to new and inexperienced hamster owners. When this first-time hamster parent realised the shop’s mistake, it was often too late to do anything. Hamsters are known for many things – they are adorable, cute, and can be an easy pet to manage. However, there are also not-so-nice facts about hamsters such as being aggressive, hard to tame, prone to biting you, and the fact that they eat their babies. But why do hamsters eat their babies? Well, the answer is more complicated and elaborate ..read more