Like any small pet, hamsters do have an average life span. This may vary slightly by breed, genetics and general upbringing. Most hamsters are fairly short-lived, though there are some exceptions to this rule.
9. January 2010
Just like any other small pet, hamsters are susceptible to a number of health conditions. Due to their small size, illness in a hamster can be a fairly serious occurrence. To help care for your hamster during an illness, it’s important to be familiar with some of the most common health conditions that appear in pet hamsters.
9. January 2010
Caring for your hamster’s health requires a multi-faceted approach. To put it simply, a hamster’s health is largely dependent on the level of care that you provide for them. Owning a hamster means that you are taking on the sole responsibility of ensuring that your hamster remains in good health.
9. January 2010
When caring for a short-haired hamster, it’s important to pay close attention to your hamster’s behavior. Any changes in your hamster’s habits, mood or personality traits could be a sign that your hamster is suffering from a health condition.
26. December 2009
A very common question among many hamster owners is: Do Hamsters Hibernate? Many hamster owners find their pets in a dormant state, and believe their hamsters to be either hibernating or dead. However…
26. December 2009
The condition known as “wet tail” is one of the most dreaded conditions that can occur in a pet hamster. Many hamsters die from this condition, sometimes in as little as 48 hours after it becomes noticeable. However…
14. November 2009
Hamsters are one of the top picks for pet’s among kids, and for an excellent reason. Hamsters are small, charming and best of all they can be easily taken care of by any well informed child. Properly caring for your pet hamster will help a hamster live a longer healthier life.
9. January 2010