Making A Syrian Hamster Care Guide. ;D

[MaisyDawgThirteen]

I think I'm going to make a hamster care guide. ;) I've had mine for almost 2 years, so I know quite a bit. If anyone would like to post any pics of their syrian (aka teddy bear, golden, ect.) hamsters that'd be appreciated.

[Laki]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RdnG9...ure=plpp_video

I don't have digital pics floating around of Puff or Button but I'd like to think I know a bit about hamsters :)

They need variety in their food, actually I stopped using a food dish and opted to scatter their food for free-run time out so they could collect their supper. It stimulates them and gives them something to do other than run in a wheel.

That video above (sorry for the quality) is an example of free running an obstacle (albeit simple) on my bed. With kitties!! haha! Button didn't care.

[bettafish15]

Make sure you know their minimum requirements (like 360inches of floor space min.) so the care guide is accurate ;) Having a hamster for two years doesnt make anyone an expert :)

[finnfinnfriend]

Here's Charlie :3

[LionCalie]

These pics are of Cozy, a hamster that was found roaming outside who I rescued. I was shocked by how sweet he was for being a stray! He never once tried to bite. We had a few years together before he passed away in his sleep, I'm guessing from old age.







This was his bin cage that I made:

[Bombalurina]

My goodness, they look so much like truncated chubby rats with no tails.

That's complimentary, by the way. :p

[MaisyDawgThirteen]

I know I'm no expert. LOL I'll just be going from experiance.

And Bomba, they do have tails. :3 Just wittle stubby ones.

[dramaqueen]

I think making a care guide is an awesome idea.

[MaisyDawgThirteen]

I will start this on the weekend. :)