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Anonymous users2024-01-24It doesn't matter if you want a toilet or not, because some species of hamsters don't have the habit of defecating at fixed points. If you have developed a good habit of going to the toilet, there should be toilet sand in the toilet. In the bathroom, you can prepare a turtle box or something like that, and catch the rats in it when you wash it.
ALEX: PRINCESS: I'M ALSO USING BORE AND ROCKET.
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Anonymous users2024-01-23You can't keep hamsters! A lot of people who have hamsters have been bitten by hamsters! Hamsters spread rabies!
Hamsters tend to be short-tempered and wary and hostile to other creatures.
A hamster has a very sensitive sense of smell, so if you take its favorite food, it's more likely to smell it and think it's food and bite you.
The hamster doesn't have good eyesight, and it mistakes your finger for food. Hamsters are likely to bite your fingers off as food.
Going to the toilet regularly to urinate and defecate is a habit. It is cultivated step by step, and habits become natural. After a long time, there will be a pattern.
Hamsters that need sawdust need sawdust to go to the toilet, and hamsters also need sawdust if they raise a car, I hope that will help you in time.
1. The hamster toilet should be placed in the diagonal position of the drinker in the cage, e69da5e887aa62616964757a686964616f313333337613737 Place a container similar to a small basin, the size is appropriate to accommodate the hamster, and after the setting is completed, the hamster must be patiently taught to use the toilet. >>>More
Hamsters don't close the cage, hamsters don't close the cage, hamsters don't close the cage, this is basic common sense, hamsters are territorial.
1 All of them should be, after all, chinchillas, who are also rodents, are trained to go to the toilet, but hamsters have much smaller brain capacity than chinchillas, so it should be extremely difficult to train.