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Hamster bar biting results from psychological stress, which is also bad for their teeth and causes the balding of their nose. Stress Level However, while it may be tempting to grab a cage for a gerbil or rabbit to make as much space as possible, you just need to make sure the gaps between cage bars are small enough. Larger cages often mean larger bars and you don't want your hamster escaping! Activities

Glass hamster cage: Glass cages can be a super fun way to keep an eye on your hamster. Also known as aquarium cages as they look similar to the glass tanks you’d keep fish in. These can be heavier and costlier because of the material it’s made out of. But it's better for smaller hamsters so they can't slip out any wires. One of the biggest misconceptions about taking care of a hamster is the right side of the cage. We grew up thinking hamsters are such small adorable creatures that we often assume they would only need a small cage. Size recommendations really vary, with some sources saying that your hamster needs a minimum of 60cm x 30cm with the cage being at least 30cm tall. But, the RSPCA suggests it should be "as large as possible".It's important to provide wide floor space for your hamster to run around in. Whilst levels provide fun areas to explore, it's the size of the floor space, not the height size, that matters. Hamster cages don’t have to break the bank to be great. While there are some luxury options that have high-end finishes and special features to keep your hamsters entertained, even budget-friendly options will work. Find a hamster cage that works for your budget that is large enough and durable enough. Make sure the sides are enclosed to keep your hamster contained and comfortable. If you have a larger budget, consider hamster cages that have toys, nooks, and climbing features that your hamster is sure to love. Ease of Cleaning Hamsters come in all different shapes and sizes including Chinese, Russian, Winter white, Syrian, Roborovoski, and more, it can be hard to know what’s the best. Where Syrian hamsters (also known as Golden hamsters) are large and should be kept alone, Dwarf hamsters are far more sociable and like to be kept in pairs. There are two (2) main types of hamster cages; ready-to-use and DIY hamster cages. This section will discuss the difference between these two and their pros and cons to help you decide which cage is suitable for you and your hamster.

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A big hamster cage is a must on the list of basic hamster supplies. Not only that you have it ready when the hamster comes home, but you also need to know the correct requirement and how to clean it properly.

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With DIY hamster cages, they come in three (3) forms; bin cage (plastic box), aquarium, and bookcase (turned on the side) and remove the dividers. Or maybe more types if you are more creative than me. Hamster bin cage: Not so common, a hamster bin cage is really simple - it’s just a plastic storage bin with a lid and the most affordable type of hamster cage you can get. As long as you drill holes for ventilation this DIY type of cage will suit any type of hamster. One of the most important features of a hamster cage is that you should be able to access your pet easily, and the PawHut Large Wooden Hamster Cage certainly fits the bill. A hamster cage doesn’t have to break the bank, which is why we recommend the PawHut 2-Level Hamster Cage.