At times, you may see your hamster climbing their cage and occasionally doing backflips. As a pet owner, you may be wondering if this is normal. This article will answer what it means when a hamster is climbing and more. A hamster that is constantly climbing the bars of their cage may be experiencing one …
It can be alarming when your hamster bites you. The bite hurts, and you are probably wondering why they did it. In this article, we are going to answer what to do when your hamster bites you and what it all means. If your hamster has just bitten you, you should do the following: Gently …
Many people enjoy having pet hamsters. When you get a hamster, you might want to know when your pet will be awake to play. People commonly assume hamsters are nocturnal; however, this isn’t necessarily true. Luckily we have researched when your hamster will be awake to play. Hamsters are active when the sun is down …
Hamsters are adorable and make good pets. However, many people wonder if it hurts when these cute rodents decide to bite. It can be essential to know whether or not hamster bites hurt when determining if they are the right pet for you or your children. Hamster bites can be painful. However, hamsters are rarely …
Did you recently bring home a new pet hamster? You probably have a ton of questions about hamster behavior. A part of hamster care is handling them. Properly picking them up and holding your hammie are skills to be learned. What happens if your hamster jumps out of your hands when handling? This can bring …
There are many reasons a hamster might not be using their wheel. We all know hamsters need their exercise, though, as hamsters in the wild might run several miles a day. An active hamster is a happy hamster. So what can you do to make sure your hamster and their wheel make a great match? …
Are you looking into getting a new pet hamster or bringing another furry friend home? You may be wondering what animals get along with a hamster and which do not. It’s a good question to ask as a pet parent and animal lover. Introducing new pets to one another should only be done after adequate …
Have you noticed your hamster jumping around in his cage? Perhaps you are wondering if this is normal behavior. Maybe you’re wondering if they are trying to communicate something to you. They could be. Jumping is a behavior that brings up concerns or, at the very least, some questions for our owners. Every pet parent …
Hamster behavior can be odd, intriguing, and sometimes downright gross. Many habits a hamster has comes from its instincts or how it behaved in the wild. Have you noticed your hamster peeing or pooping in their wheel? This behavior is one on the more messy side of things, but not uncommon. We have thoroughly researched …
Is your hamster showing signs of stress or being scared? It can be worrisome when your hamster is seemingly scared of you or its environment. You may have done something to make your hamster not trust you, or you have a shy hamster that is easy to scare. Sudden movements or loud sounds can be …
Is your hamster huddled in the corner of its cage? You may be wondering what is causing your hamster to hide there. Maybe you are concerned that something is wrong with your small furry friend. An abrupt change in behavior or routine usually points to an underlying cause. However, we wanted to get to the …
Hamsters are little balls of energy. Their need for attention varies depending on how comfortable your hammie is with handling and on individual needs. Do you have a hamster that is always trying to grab your attention? You may be wondering if this is normal behavior or if your little furball is trying to tell …
Chewing is an important part of a hamster’s routine. Did you know chewing is necessary to maintain your pet’s dental health? Because their teeth are always growing, chewing is needed to grind down or file teeth to prevent overgrowth. Knowing the importance of chewing, it can be frustrating and worrisome when your hamster doesn’t seem …
Have you noticed your little furry friend chewing at the cage bars incessantly? That’s not good for them and could mean they’re stressed. Here’s what to do about it.
Are you worried about your hammy climbing or jumping out of her cage or tank? Though most hamster behaviors are perfectly normal and don’t require special accommodations, there are two actions that could cause owners some stress: jumping and climbing. We’ve compiled our research into hamster behavior to help you understand why hamsters climb and …
Being bit by a hamster isn’t a fun thing to experience. These incisors can inflict quite a lot of pain! Biting a habit you’ll want to eradicate as quickly as possible. After extensively researching the topic, we have the information that should stop your hamster from biting you or others. Stopping your hamster from biting …
Just brought a new hamster home? He or she must be nervous and stressed. Here’s what you can do to help.
A bored hamster is an unhappy one. It’s up to us as caring owners to make sure our little pet is happily engaged in a variety of activities. Here’s how to tell if your hammy is bored and 10 ways to help make him happier.
Every hamster owner wants their hamster to like them. But hamsters tend to be a little bit more standoffish than your average pet. This makes forming a relationship more difficult, but I’ve done some research and found a method that’ll make it easier. Getting a hamster to like you is about making them feel comfortable; …
Here’s what this natural behavior means for your hammy and what you need to do in order to facilitate it. Let’s dig right in!
Can you bond with a hamster and will the little critter know you as the owner and enjoy your affection? We have the answer in this quick guide.
Does your hamster enjoy being petted? Or maybe it bothers the little critter? Find out how to properly pet your hamster and how to help yours enjoy the petting session.
Are your hammies constantly fighting? Here’s how to tell playfighting from actual aggression and what to do about it.
Wondering why your cute little hamster may be hiding? Here’s all you need to know about this type of behavior, including when it could indeed be cause for alarm.