Hamsters are one of the most popular small pets in the world. But they are also notorious escape artists, so getting a secure cage where they can comfortably spend their time is essential. I was looking at the German hamster forum at the various cage set ups and came across the post linked below (copy and paste the messages into google translate to read it!). According to this 80 x 50 x 40 is too small for a hamster cage! And their minimim size is 100 x 50 x 40. It goes onto say that the recommended size for a dwarf hamster is 100 x 100 and ideally 200 x 200 to get natural behaviour and avoid behaviour problems. The Hamster Heaven Metro Hamster Cage by Savic is an extra large cage that is perfect for spoiling your Syrian hamster. No matter what size your hamster is, they should have enough room to be able to run around and play in their enclosure without feeling cramped or stressed out. Cages are available in many different sizes so it’s important that the one you choose has plenty of floor space for them to roam about. It is recommended to choose a 450 square inches hamster cage. 2. Consider How Many Levels You Want Your Hamster To Have Access To

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A wheel– Hamsters run up to 6 miles a night in the wild, so ensuring they have an accessory to burn off steam and fulfil their biological needs is important A large and comfortable cage, the habitat is constructed of a large plastic bottom with a secure and solid wire mesh top, which can be easily opened for petting and cleaning access! Each platform is a liquid resistant wood to make them easy to maintain and the base of the cage is a standard plastic base, for fast litter changes! Hamsters love to play and have fun which is why it’s important for them to have a lot of toys inside the cage so they can stay busy when their owners aren’t around. Though most hamster cages come with toys but make sure that there is enough space in the cage to set up toys, food bowls, water bottle etc. 5. Make Sure The Cage Has Plenty Of Ventilation And Airflow

Hamsters are a highly active animal and they need ample space to climb and play, as well as toys and accessories to keep them entertained, which obviously requires a fair bit of room! Bin cages are super cheap, can be extremely big if you look in the right places, and offer lot's of ground space. Brilliant at engaging both children and hamsters, the iMac features a simple clip-on plastic lid, which creates both easy petting access for your kids and a funky conservatory for your hamster to chill out in! This lid also features a small compartment for your wee hammy to set up their personal bedroom as well as plenty of air holes for ventilation. And that’s just the first floor! A great plus of owning a hamster is that you get to ogle at its adorable behaviour, but that can be hard to do if you accidentally buy a 5cm hamster a 5-tiered mega-mansion filled with bedding.

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If you’re buying a home for your child’s pet hamster, a boring old metal cage is never going to cut it… Thanks for that! Yes that's the information I read. It does make my cage seem small at 80 x 50. What does Randalweib translate as please?! Hamsters actually benefit more from floor space rather than height, so you'd be better off getting him either a 40G+ or Bin Cage or maybe even a cage like the alexander or barney cage.

Includes: 2 platforms, 2 houses, ladder, drinking bottler with holder, Hamster Penthouse, tunnel kit, 2 stainless steel bowls, toilet with shovel and sand. The transparent base provides great visuals while the upper mesh structure is sturdy and secure, with narrow bars which are great for climbing up! The upper floor is their main living area and is ideal for placing sleeping and eating implements. Then, via a useful ladder, they can then enter their lower floor fun room, with a built-in exercise wheel! This plastic base is also ideal for stuffing with burrowing and nesting materials, meaning they’ll love diving into their pool of substrate.