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It’s 20 cmIt looks fine for a playpen. If it was a main wheel he could probably do with it a bit bigger just as it's easier to run but yes his back is fine and it's big enough. What size is it?
I hope it will last a bit longerAh yes that is quite small. He could outgrow it.
Awww thank you. I thought it’s best to try and get in some kind of routine whilst I have a few days off. But I do wish I had decided to keep him in the bedroom, it would have been a lot easier for meNibbles you have a nice Mum, you are a lucky hamster![]()
I didn’t consider thatYes, Socks very rarely pooped or wee'd outside his cage, although I suspect he may have stopped to eat a poop now and then on the quietSweet boy, what a cutie
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Oh yes he’s a sweet boy, but the tantrums he throughs when it’s time to go back to the house are not so much funHow fantastic , love his playpen he's a great hammy having fun?Ness
They don't seem to mind a quick bit of noise. I think a hamster would be able to handle a mixer for a few minutes as long as he has a hiding place to go into. Perhaps try it for a second, pause for a while, another brief second and build up the exposure depending on Nibbles' response. You could also start the sound at a distance in another room, and slowly move it closer. With dogs and cats you could offer a treat to associate the sound with something positive, but it might be tricky if Nibbles is hiding. Hopefully he won't be frightenedI didn’t consider that
Another downside of having him the kitchen: I couldn’t use the mixer for mums cake! The old wooden spoon method worked, but my arm is killing me![]()
He doesn’t seem to like noise that’s why I try to avoid very loud equipments.They don't seem to mind a quick bit of noise. I think a hamster would be able to handle a mixer for a few minutes as long as he has a hiding place to go into. Perhaps try it for a second, pause for a while, another brief second and build up the exposure depending on Nibbles' response. You could also start the sound at a distance in another room, and slowly move it closer. With dogs and cats you could offer a treat to associate the sound with something positive, but it might be tricky if Nibbles is hiding. Hopefully he won't be frightened![]()
They really do taste betterI also learned to beat with a wooden spoon for cake making and I swear the cakes taste better! It really is hard work though. I've never used a food mixer type thing for them but these days I just use an electric hand whisk for 10 minutes.
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