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The Ultimate Guide To Dwarf Hamsters Review

Thursday, November 5th, 2009

The Ultimate Guide To dwarf hamsters Review

If you own a dwarf hamster and want to know more about how to care for these furry lovable creatures, this “Ultimate Guide To Dwarf Hamsters” review may give you the tools you need to learn about dwarf hamsters and how to take care of them. In my The Ultimate Guide To Dwarf Hamsters review, you’ll get a great deal of advice about what sort of entertainment and activity devices should be included in the cage to ensure that the hamster gets the proper amount of exercise. They also need chew toys because their teeth are always growing, leading to a constant urge to gnaw on something.

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How can i tell how old my robo dwarf hamsters are?

Monday, August 23rd, 2010

I just got 2 male robo dwarf hamsters today and according to petsmart, they just arrived at the store today… Are they a certain age when they are put up for sale? Obviously these 1s are babies but how can you tell if they are less than 6 months or more than 6 months… Are they born with teeth because 1 is sleeping right now and i see only 1 small tooth.

Roborovski’s will begin to pigment and after 6-8 days, you will start to notice little hairs on the pup’s bodies. By 10-12 days, the babies will be covered in short hair and their eyelids will be starting to develop as well as their little ears.

At this point, they might begin to wander around the cage a bit, but don’t worry, the mother will bring them back to the nest if she feels it’s necessary.

When the Robo’s reach 14-16 days old, it is safe for you to handle them.

At 4 weeks, it is time to seperate the pups from the mother and the females from the males (although it might be incredibly hard, do your best and see the sexing page for help). Keep the Robo’s in their seperate sex groups for another 2-3 weeks before selling them.

At 6-7 weeks, the hamsters are now fully independant and are ready to go to their new homes.