How Do You Make Dwarf Hamsters Stop Biting The Cage?
• Take your dwarf hamsters out to play more often. Let them roam around on you, your bed, or a hamster-proofed area. They also bite their cage because they need a bigger cage #Take a tall cardboard box, toss in a few treats and toys, some wadded up and shredded paper, and add hamsters. This will at least gives them a change of scenery and something new to romp in. • Put on a hooded sweatshirt, settle hamsters into your hood, and go about your home-business. They will enjoy the ride, get a change of scenery, and bond with you. (Make sure they don’t fall out of your hood. Try wearing your hoodie backwards so you can always keep an eye on them.) • Build a hamster maze out of cardboard boxes and paper towel tubes etc. Don’t use sellotape as the hamsters may chew on the tape which could make them ill. Make sure there are small holes for air, for them to peek out of, and several entrance/exit points. Toss in treats randomly, and add hamsters. If you are worried about them escaping the maze a
