Tiamolly123
Senior Guinea Pig
OK l want to hear all your hamster stories.
Is your hamster an angel or a vandal.
Mine is a vandal, she's a lovely grey Syrian hamster & that's all the nice things I can say about her.
She has chewed all 4 of the tapes holding her hammock up, well it's not hanging up anymore!
All of my hamsters have a 6 stone ring thing on a chain, that they can nibble on all the other 3 still have there's, she only has 2 bits left.
I bought her a hanging thing with a bell in the middle, & tassels she has eaten the tassels & chewed all the wood.
She eats her food, then throws the bowl in the corner of the cage.
She has nearly destroyed her pet banana, & god knows what she has done with the plastic crocodile.
I don't actually give the water bottle much longer as she has pulled the spout through the cage & shes chewing the plastic bit that connects the spout to the bottle.
But the good bit is. At this moment the wheel is still there.
She has a cage 80cm x 30cm so she has plenty of room to runaround.
We are now saving up for a mamba cage which is 100cm x 50cm. Just for her all the others are living in the former.
When she comes out & you let her climb over you, when she looks like she might fall, you'd think she would be grateful that you move her to a safe place.
No she bites you.
Is your hamster an angel or a vandal.
Mine is a vandal, she's a lovely grey Syrian hamster & that's all the nice things I can say about her.
She has chewed all 4 of the tapes holding her hammock up, well it's not hanging up anymore!
All of my hamsters have a 6 stone ring thing on a chain, that they can nibble on all the other 3 still have there's, she only has 2 bits left.
I bought her a hanging thing with a bell in the middle, & tassels she has eaten the tassels & chewed all the wood.
She eats her food, then throws the bowl in the corner of the cage.
She has nearly destroyed her pet banana, & god knows what she has done with the plastic crocodile.
I don't actually give the water bottle much longer as she has pulled the spout through the cage & shes chewing the plastic bit that connects the spout to the bottle.
But the good bit is. At this moment the wheel is still there.
She has a cage 80cm x 30cm so she has plenty of room to runaround.
We are now saving up for a mamba cage which is 100cm x 50cm. Just for her all the others are living in the former.
When she comes out & you let her climb over you, when she looks like she might fall, you'd think she would be grateful that you move her to a safe place.
No she bites you.