Do hamsters eat furniture?

Hamsters are meant to be kept in cages. They need hard objects to grind their teeth. Is LZ going to be free-range like a dog?

If your home is made of wood, then wait for the production of small tooth marks. In addition, free-range. Even if you don't bite the furniture, you're afraid that your mother will trample on this little thing.

No, but rats need to grind their teeth, so you'll want to prepare teething food for rats so they don't bite on anything else.

Don't bite, my hamsters are free-range, never bite furniture, can't eat something unpalatable, and the landlord says you can't bite. . . It's not quite a good description, but that's what it is...

I haven't bitten the furniture (third line) in my house, but the Alice double-layer desktop cage that people gave me, which "helped" me to expand all the breathable holes to be free to enter and exit!! As a result, what a beautiful cage, scrapped. Now when their garden.

Furniture I haven't bitten so far Don't let it come out, just give it something to grind your teeth!

No, it won't.

But my hamsters bite wires. Ha.

？？Hamsters can be compared to rats??? The hamster is too young-toothed, and if you want to, you can't move!! I used to keep this little thing in my family, and I kept it in my clothes (which I was wearing), and I kept it very much.

No, it won't. You love him, and he will love you.

Don't let it run out, watch it, be responsible, you are his master.