Dexter enjoys a run while out and about in the size L, Omlet Playpen It took me a while to figure out how to create a safe and fun space for my hamsters to enjoy. Videos on the internet made it seem like every hamster was just excited to be around you and it was as simple as having them ...
- I think they are a good and inexpensive option. I use them to observe and assess a new rescue hamster, for dwarf hamsters out of cage time, see set up and for health checks. For the latter i put down a cushion in case the hamster jumps or wriggles out of my hands.
- These DIY hamster playpen ideas are easy to make, super affordable and will give your pocket pet plenty of space to climb, chew and burrow
- We're here to answer any/all questions ... ... My Syrians love chewing on cardboards. You can try getting a large kiddie plastic pool and placing your cardboard walls in it....
- Splinters are not good for hamsters! ... Very true. If you don't have sandpaper handy, an emery board will do the job. ... I buy cork tunnels in reptile shops so i can choose the size i want. One of my Robos has a Y shaped cork tunnel with two exits and loves it. ... That sounds great - yes better to see them first. ... We love our bendy tunnels but realise as they are plastic they are not ideal to be left in the cage but great for free roaming fun and playpen time
- Luckily, there is plenty available ... You can also make fun things for them from items you have at home, like tunnels and mazes made from cardboard....
- You can purchase something like this tree trunk hideout or just use items like cereal boxes, which will give your hamster a dark place to hide and something to chew on. Who doesnt love lounging around on a warm day in a hammock!
