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Hamster cage question

zero19 · 2009-08-04 14:43:56

Just wondering, i have a cage that was used for a regular syrian hamster at home now we have a new cage i was thinking about getting two dwarf hamsters for the old cage it is large enough for two but not sure it would be suitable I.e bars too far apart etc. The bars are a between 1/4 of an inch and 1/2 an inch apart. Would…

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04-08-2009 3:43pm

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zero19

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Just wondering, i have a cage that was used for a regular syrian hamster at home now we have a new cage i was thinking about getting two dwarf hamsters for the old cage it is large enough for two but not sure it would be suitable I.e bars too far apart etc. The bars are a between 1/4 of an inch and 1/2 an inch apart. Would there be any chance the wee hammies would escape through the bars? Thanks in advance!

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#2 04-08-2009 3:45pm
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Its hard to know - the little divvils spend most of their lives trying to escape. If it looks like they'll fit, then they'll fit...

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#3 07-08-2009 1:34pm
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i'm thinking of buying a hamster for my 3yr old daughter as she loves pets but i don't want to get a cat or dog because she has asthma,do any of you think it is a good idea??
Have anyone of you owned a hamster and has asthma and had no reaction from it??:):)

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