will it feed my hamster while im on vacacion for a few days?
1003624
Yes, I believe it will. It holds a lot of food and certainly enough to sustain your hamster for several days.
1003625
Yes it will, Hamsters store food in there cheeks, and put it by there bed, they don't eat it all. they just store it. I have one of these and It's plenty of food for more than a few days.
1003626
Yes, absolutely. I had a gerbil, I could fill this once a week or so. Just be careful that the level of bedding you put on the floor doesn't get close to the opening at all, mine used to pile pebbles from the floor into the food dispenser and block all the food. To be safe have another form of food available in case it gets blocked. If I was going to be gone for a few days I would also put a bowl of food, which would also get stuffed with bedding, but at least he had a fighting chance!
1602286
Sorry, don, t think so. You have to recharge tagged every couple of days. How would you get the coyote to swallow it? H OPEN this helps, sorry about Little Fluffy.
478071
Hamsters will eat mealworms, they are a good quality protein. Freeze dried or these baked ones, because live ones have quite a bite and if the hamster tries to store them in his pouch, they can bite inside his cheek and cause a possible life threatening abscess. If you insist on feeding live, remove the heads first, or feed them to them with tweezers, tail first. These are easier, but go easy they are high in fat.
1183786
It says for hamsters and gerbils so I think it would be okay to feed hamsters.
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Yes. You can set it to feed your turtle a few times a day. I use the large turtle sticks and they fit through the feeding hole. I have had the same batteries in it for over a year. I purchased it for when we were going on vacation and I am still using it. Just put a good set of batteries in it and set the timer to your desired intervals. Remember to check the amount of food distributed before you "set it and forget it"...put the big button and let it turn and drop the food in before you walk away. This way, you know how much your turtle will get at each feeding from the feeder. On average, my feeder, with a twice daily feed, it lasts a few weeks, sometimes a month, depending on how much food you have drop. Yes. You can set it to feed your turtle a few times a day. I use the large turtle sticks and they fit through the feeding hole. I have had the same batteries in it for over a year. I purchased it for when we were going on vacation and I am still using it. Just put a good set of batteries in it and set the timer to your desired intervals. Remember to check the amount of food distributed before you "set it and forget it"...put the big button and let it turn and drop the food in before you walk away. This way, you know how much your turtle will get at each feeding from the feeder. On... » Read More Yes. You can set it to feed your turtle a few times a day. I use the large turtle sticks and they fit through the feeding hole. I have had the same batteries in it for over a year. I purchased it for when we were going on vacation and I am still using it. Just put a good set of batteries in it and set the timer to your desired intervals. Remember to check the amount of food distributed before you "set it and forget it"...put the big button and let it turn and drop the food in before you walk away. This way, you know how much your turtle will get at each feeding from the feeder. On average, my feeder, with a twice daily feed, it lasts a few weeks, sometimes a month, depending on how much food you have drop. « Show Less
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Do you mean to ask if it contains everything needed for a happy hammie? There aren't any mixes that do this because each species has different needs. For my Syrian, I suppliment with about a half teaspoon or so of dark leafy greens, and a mealworm daily. Dwarfs suffer from diabetes a lot, so you'd want a low-sugar mix. What kind of hamster do you have?
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I recently read to my surprise that dwarf hamsters eat less seeds and grains than Syrians and more herbs and greens. So I think this timothy-based Oxbow diet would be an excellent addition. They now sell it at PetSmart in Northern Utah. However, I would mix it with "Kaytee" brand "Rat, mouse and hamster Pro-Health Forti-Diet (blocks)". Make the changes gradually over atleast 10 days. I occaisionally give my new Winter-White a single raw sunflower seed as a treat but if your hamster already has diabetes then I would only give things like fresh dandelion leaves and flowers as well and orchard grass hay or timothy hay as treats. You could also order some orchard grass seed and grow your own fresh in a pot for the hamster to graze on. Just never buy a Campbells'/Winter-White hybrid again. BTW: My adult Syrians like the Oxbow Handfuls but I mix it with the blocks.
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No . It is way too big for a hamster. This is a good size for a small dog, guinea pig or chinchilla
2059915
It depends on how big of a hamster you have I have a dwarf hamster and she fits nicely in it because there territoral I would recommend a bigger cage
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I don't think so... I had a Syrian hamster before. He is an escaper and can squeeze through the smallest bars. I would suggest other Hagen hamster cage, like OVO.
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I feed it to my gerbils, but I imagine they'd be about the same as hamsters. I mixed just a little in with their other food, and gradually increased the amount of the Oxbow. At first they didn't seem to like it, but I noticed it gradually got eaten. One I ran out of the old stuff, all they got was the Oxbow, and when they got hungry enough, they ate it. They've been getting this over about a year now, and gobble it right up! I don't think any of them will starve to death when there's food available.
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Probably so if it is pretty fat but if a hamster can collapse its body like a mouse, maybe not. It is a very large cage. It does well for our rabbit.
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Yes . And This it much to big for a hamster u would be spending a lot of money on somthing you dont need! Just look up hamster play pen. I'm sure you'll find somthing smaller
694167
This is a ideal feeder for hamsters. That is what I purchased it for. I have actually purchased several. Hamsters can get the food out but cannot dump it over or get bedding in it! It also attaches to the cage and can be filled from the outside. I use all kinds of hamster food in it.
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This food is specially made for adult guinea pigs, so I don't know if it would give the proper nutrients to a hamster. You might want to do a Google search to see if Oxbow makes hamster food. I hope that helps.
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well my water feeder was cracked and no one has got back with me yet and as for the food feeder it ok i guess but i do have to make the food come on down with my hand. i would not buy this for my pet if i were going out of town because they would starve .............
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Depends on how many fish you have. I use it when on vacation with a 36g bowfront and 30 fish. I've gone 12 days and had food left even though it tends to overfeed.