can hamsters eat these
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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.
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I don't recall, but.i do know my beagle would eat them out of my hand like a treat. You can also break it up with a pill crusher and hide it in the food.
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I guess you could cut them into thin strips like Toni suggested or cut it into pieces small enough so they won't get stuck in her mandibles? You may be better off with Greenies or a chew that isn't flat. I actually stopped giving them to my Staffie b/c I wasn't crazy about the lack of real veggies & that they're produced in Vietnam.
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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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I would not use this for gerbils at all... I purchased this for my daughter 8 months ago, and the gerbils very easily eat through the plastic. we have had 6 escapes since purchase resulting in the death of 2 of our 3 gerbils. This product is best for Hamsters.
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Eat? I have no idea. My hamster hasn't tried to consume it. It's bedding, not food.
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Yes. A dwarf hamster could walk through the bars. Dwarfs do their best when in aquariums.
665214
It really depends on the size of the hamsters. We have a teddy bear and I can't imagine but any others in it.
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I don't see why they wouldn't. My hamster is a happy little guy in this cage. In fact I will buy the same cage for my nephews when they get hamsters.
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I would say no. But if you can stand the taste to chew them that's up to you. The vitamin is small.
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We haven't had any problems with chewing - our hamster likes to hang from top and chew. But a few cons: the plastic wheel is cheap, we had to replace with metal, the plastic shelf doesn't sit very straight and the hamster can't get from one said to the other, we had to build a bridge for him. It's not bad as far as it will give them extra room but the accessories are not the best. Hope this helps. :)
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yes they can. you can also dip them in your babys food and have them chew on it.
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No thats the beauty of it eat them whole or make a gel,they have so many antioxidants they dont go rancid for awhile!
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This cage is too small for hamsters. These creatures are inquisitive and will be bored without tubes, boxes, and nesting material to play with.
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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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Nah...one of my hamster dug out everything onto the floor each time I fill the pod. The other hamster ate from the pod no problem. (Separate cages) It will depend on your hamster's personality. Regardless, you won't have any portion control.
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I would think so- they are airtight so they don't allow smells to escape. A rodent could chew through- but would have to be persistent and have a reason to- without the smell I think you're safe.