Hamsters for sale to good homes
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Decided to keep my hammies after all.
But will still be letting go of two 1 month old Robos, and a 1 month old sapphire winter white. Regards. -
hamsters need to bathe???
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I am genuinely interested to purchase your winter white. Kindly call me at 91990145 if you are interested to sell to me thanks. As I love hamster alot but I really cant afford one.. the ones they sell outside are too pricey... cos if I buy them, I must make sure I can give them the best
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please make sure that you can fork out at least $10 /mth before attempting to rear a hamster.Originally posted by Angles:I am genuinely interested to purchase your winter white. Kindly call me at 91990145 if you are interested to sell to me thanks. As I love hamster alot but I really cant afford one.. the ones they sell outside are too pricey... cos if I buy them, I must make sure I can give them the best -
$10 is not a prob at all...Originally posted by mamamamama:please make sure that you can fork out at least $10 /mth before attempting to rear a hamster. -
Hi,Originally posted by jaydunkfull:hamsters need to bathe???
Though there are rodent shampoos (Stated hamsters, etc) in the market, in my opinions I feel hamsters shouldn't get wet, unless is a long haired syrian (teddy bear). For dwarves, sand bath should be efficient. But not to bathe them too regularly, because the sand is rather expensive. Should use wisely. Look at the condition of the fur and if they really need it... After a while of bathing in the sand, the dwarf hamster will actually make a toilet out of it, and it becomes a spot for pee and poo. Haha... My friend used to put in the sand bath for 2-3 hours every 2 weeks. And that quantity he used for a long time! Haha... For me, I just leave the sand bath in. -
i used to have 2 hamsters and whenever i clean their cage, i take them out and leave them in a small plastic tank with bathing sand.Originally posted by Onlined:Hi,
Though there are rodent shampoos (Stated hamsters, etc) in the market, in my opinions I feel hamsters shouldn't get wet, unless is a long haired syrian (teddy bear). For dwarves, sand bath should be efficient. But not to bathe them too regularly, because the sand is rather expensive. Should use wisely. Look at the condition of the fur and if they really need it... After a while of bathing in the sand, the dwarf hamster will actually make a toilet out of it, and it becomes a spot for pee and poo. Haha... My friend used to put in the sand bath for 2-3 hours every 2 weeks. And that quantity he used for a long time! Haha... For me, I just leave the sand bath in.
but hor after a few months, my hamsters really stank alot.
the smell coming out from them is really quite strong.
why ah? -
a fine warning indeed. just to let you know i got friends who have the above interested. not too interested though, im busy with work, my sis has already 3 terrapins and 20 odd guppies. last time had hamsters, the mother ate the kids, suspected our ex maid went to touh them, sad.Originally posted by Onlined:You know I know of someone who gave up her hammies for adoption, 3 different entire families... and this person actually wanted to adopt all, and she spent all her efforts to give valuable info, so they'll be taken care of properly... Luckily, just when she was ready to leave her home with her hams, she discovered the hams were actually going to be snake food. She got so upset, and paranoic that she only gave to her close friends. Got other cases, that is why I'm very cautious over ppl's intentions.
Which is why if you put a price (can be very low, if the person is sincere) - though will look materialistic to many pet lovers - it really gives snake/hammie-eating pet owners a back off. Unless the person is your trusted friend, whom you know doesn't own any of those meat eating pets. -
Your hammies stank probably because their fur is stained with urine. Does your hammies, the butt area looks yellowish and slick? Keep the urine spots cleared more often, and provide a lil thicker bedding, to absorb the pee more efficiently before it stains them as they walk over. Keeping them in cool spots, providing a great hideout also helps reduce the heat and provide warmth and safety.Originally posted by mamamamama:i used to have 2 hamsters and whenever i clean their cage, i take them out and leave them in a small plastic tank with bathing sand.
but hor after a few months, my hamsters really stank alot.
the smell coming out from them is really quite strong.
why ah?
Many hammies lovers have gradually changed from wood shavings to even better pee absorbing bedding. Newer bedding that works even better, and seems more comfortable... corn cobs, cat litter, BC, etc. You may want to find out which bedding works best, in keeping these smells off your hamster. Because one of the biggest reasona s to why a hammies stinks, is attributed to their pee stains. -
It is illegal to sell your hamster my friend.
Penalty is fine and jail. Serious you know!!??!!
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very very informationOriginally posted by Onlined:Your hammies stank probably because their fur is stained with urine. Does your hammies, the butt area looks yellowish and slick? Keep the urine spots cleared more often, and provide a lil thicker bedding, to absorb the pee more efficiently before it stains them as they walk over. Keeping them in cool spots, providing a great hideout also helps reduce the heat and provide warmth and safety.
Many hammies lovers have gradually changed from wood shavings to even better pee absorbing bedding. Newer bedding that works even better, and seems more comfortable... corn cobs, cat litter, BC, etc. You may want to find out which bedding works best, in keeping these smells off your hamster. Because one of the biggest reasona s to why a hammies stinks, is attributed to their pee stains.
Good luck to u selling ur hamster
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My early hamsters didn't do well before I got more experience, and at that time I didn't know about libraries or forums, so my hams then weren't well taken care of.
Yup, do read up before committing as a pet owner.
Perhaps I should change my thread title to that of Hamster Tips, than sale thingy. Because I keep deciding to keep my hamsters after all. Was wanting to sell around 7 of my hams, but no heart to. So decided on 3 because they can't click with their same gender group and are getting older, which means they'll breed soon. No...
By the way, can ppl threat this as a Hamster Tips thread rather than sales thread?
I would also like to apologise to people who feels pets should not be sold or traded. But for me, I hold my ground, and by selling at a very low price, I would give snake/spider owners a back off. But I am aware it is not right after all... no matter what principles. Frankly, my sale thread is become more and more of education thread for hamster enthu. Haha... keep your questions coming in ya, will do my best to give my opinions.
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Thread closed, not selling my hammies already!
There's a Chit Chat thread on Hamster Care Tips, where we can talk abt anything regarding hamsters. I think this is more suitable for me ba, giving advice. -
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not really intending to keep hamster in foreseeable future but just wondering, i had one of those 2 level cages with a tunnel at the side previously and the hamster kept pissing in the tunnel stinking up the whole place . anyway to make it urine somewhere else?Originally posted by Onlined:Your hammies stank probably because their fur is stained with urine. Does your hammies, the butt area looks yellowish and slick? Keep the urine spots cleared more often, and provide a lil thicker bedding, to absorb the pee more efficiently before it stains them as they walk over. Keeping them in cool spots, providing a great hideout also helps reduce the heat and provide warmth and safety.
Many hammies lovers have gradually changed from wood shavings to even better pee absorbing bedding. Newer bedding that works even better, and seems more comfortable... corn cobs, cat litter, BC, etc. You may want to find out which bedding works best, in keeping these smells off your hamster. Because one of the biggest reasona s to why a hammies stinks, is attributed to their pee stains.
it always eat sleep and shit in the tunnel and leave the rest of the cage clean. -
Used to have a hamster . She lived to a grand old age of 4 years old ... she ran into our house LOL ....so my mom went to ask neighbours if they lost a pet hamster but everyone said no ...so we kept her til her last days in her hamster mansion
. Reason why we kept her , mom won 4D the day after she came in. -
I dun know how to take care too...