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Thursday, 10 February 2011
Westminster Multi Level Hamster Cage
The Westminster cage is made to very high quality standards there is nothing cheap nor nasty about this cage, its a large beautiful cage with contrasting colours throughout, there is a opening door on the front of the cage and one on either side for easy access Its a bright cage with plenty of ventilation; even the hamster house is made to a higher standard than most cages for sale.Features
#4 Levels
#Quality House
#Bar Space 9mm
#Exercise wheel
#4 Solid Platforms
#Connecting tubes
#Size W38cm x H62cm x L55cm
#4 Levels
#Quality House
#Bar Space 9mm
#Exercise wheel
#4 Solid Platforms
#Connecting tubes
#Size W38cm x H62cm x L55cm
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10 Care hamster that you must know tips
You want to learn to reproduce and keep a healthy and happy hamster? If your answer is Yes, it will be perfect for you section. You're about to discover 10 care advice hamster that you cannot miss. Also long you follow through ten tips below, your hamster will live happy and healthy all the time.
1. Provide adequate housing for your hamster You do not get a wholesale for your hamster House, but it is based on hamsters how you are going to continue. If you keep a lot of hamsters, you certainly a larger home for them.
2. Use a cage of wire instead of an aquarium glass. An aquarium glass may seem pleasant, but it will trap the ammonia gas released by your beautiful hamsters. Therefore, an aquarium glass has a ventilation air poor compared with a wire cage.
3 Spirit that you populate your hamster. Never feed with human like chocolate, candy bar or mild junk food. Even with a small amount, you make them sick. This is because they are of small size. Therefore, even in small quantities make them sick.
4 Feeding your hamster with a variety of foods healthy. Love hamsters eat fresh vegetables and fruit. For example, you can feed their horns, alfalfa seeds of sunflower, lettuce, turnips, carrots and more. You can modify the menu all the time so that they will have better nutrition.
5 Use a bottle of butterflies instead of a bowl of water. Many people think that a bottle of butterflies is a waste of money, it is not. If you use a bowl of water, your hamster can fall in the bowl of water and create a mess. Thus, invest a little bottle of butterflies to resolve this issue.
6 Change water regularly to ensure your hamsters have clean, fresh water every time. Need to work hard if you want to keep your Hamster happy and healthy.
7 Play and train your Hamster when they are ready to Make sure they have used environment for to do so you. If they are not used to the environment, you will scare and they can bite you.
8 Take note of the behavior of your hamsters of all time. Note that if they have symptoms or signs of disease. If you find that one of them is ill, try to quarantine it from others and to consult a veterinarian immediately.
9 Secret to maintain your healthy and live hamster long is feed with good food and exercise regularly. You can get a hamster ball to exercise.
10 Finally, treat your hamsters like how you treat yourself. You can get some toys hamster if you want. Or, if you're tight on budget, be creative and make toys yourself.
1. Provide adequate housing for your hamster You do not get a wholesale for your hamster House, but it is based on hamsters how you are going to continue. If you keep a lot of hamsters, you certainly a larger home for them.
2. Use a cage of wire instead of an aquarium glass. An aquarium glass may seem pleasant, but it will trap the ammonia gas released by your beautiful hamsters. Therefore, an aquarium glass has a ventilation air poor compared with a wire cage.
3 Spirit that you populate your hamster. Never feed with human like chocolate, candy bar or mild junk food. Even with a small amount, you make them sick. This is because they are of small size. Therefore, even in small quantities make them sick.
4 Feeding your hamster with a variety of foods healthy. Love hamsters eat fresh vegetables and fruit. For example, you can feed their horns, alfalfa seeds of sunflower, lettuce, turnips, carrots and more. You can modify the menu all the time so that they will have better nutrition.
5 Use a bottle of butterflies instead of a bowl of water. Many people think that a bottle of butterflies is a waste of money, it is not. If you use a bowl of water, your hamster can fall in the bowl of water and create a mess. Thus, invest a little bottle of butterflies to resolve this issue.
6 Change water regularly to ensure your hamsters have clean, fresh water every time. Need to work hard if you want to keep your Hamster happy and healthy.
7 Play and train your Hamster when they are ready to Make sure they have used environment for to do so you. If they are not used to the environment, you will scare and they can bite you.
8 Take note of the behavior of your hamsters of all time. Note that if they have symptoms or signs of disease. If you find that one of them is ill, try to quarantine it from others and to consult a veterinarian immediately.
9 Secret to maintain your healthy and live hamster long is feed with good food and exercise regularly. You can get a hamster ball to exercise.
10 Finally, treat your hamsters like how you treat yourself. You can get some toys hamster if you want. Or, if you're tight on budget, be creative and make toys yourself.
Tuesday, 8 February 2011
The Perfect Starter Pet Hamsters
As a parent, you want to be able to give your kids everything
that they want in life.
Unfortunately, giving your child everything he or she wants is
not always in your child's best interest and caving in at your
child's every whim is almost certainly a bad idea. You don't want
to deprive your child though, so what do you do when your little
boy or girl comes up to you with those adorable little brown eyes
and asks you for a puppy or a kitty
With a household pet comes many
responsibilities, and you as a parent are likely the one to
decide who takes those responsibilities initially. Will you
refuse your child telling them about the inherent duties of
having a pet? Do you point out that having a puppy requires you
to pick up after the dog, take it for walks, feed it twice a day
and so on? This will probably be your initial reaction sure, and
the child's initial reaction will be to assure you that he/she
will take care of those duties, they'll feed it, walk it, play
with it, give it all the attention it needs and love it like no
puppy or kitty has ever been loved before. Well, you, being a
loving parent rather than a heartless gargoyle, can't keep up
that wall of resolution indefinitely, so, whether it is the next
day, the next week or the next month, eventually you are going to
cave and adopt that pet for your child. Then you begin to notice a couple weeks have gone by
and the amount of care given the pet by your child seems to be
waning while you suddenly seem to be doing all those things your
diabolically cute offspring promised you to do. You can't nag the
child forever though, or perhaps you can, but in the meantime
you'll have a scrawny little pet two days away from starvation
and a backyard lined wall to wall with pet doodie.
So now YOU are the primary caregiver and you silently curse the
adorable brown eyes of your devil spawned young. So the answer is
to not adopt a pet right? Not necessarily. There can be a
compromise for you and your child. And the compromise isn't to
share a dog with two other families so that you have it on
Tuesdays and Thursdays and the third Sunday of every month. No,
you can get your child a real life actual pet. And what pet can
you get your little bundle of joy? Consider getting him or her a
hamster (either one syrian or two dwarf hamsters). Why hamsters?
Hamsters are a fantastic pet for kids depending on the type you
adopt (Chinese Hamsters tend to be jumpy and are thus not a good
idea for small children). Hamsters are small and furry and never
lose that degree of cuteness that a child covets, secondly, they
are so easy to take care of they are practically automated.
Hamsters don't smell that strongly either, they may smell stronger than a cat (unless your
cat frequently pees on your bed or on the living room carpet) but
they aren't nearly as stinky as a dog can be. What's more, they
are almost like a toy in that they can be played with and cuddled
and handled and then when the child is done with the pet they can
be put back in their cage where they can play and entertain
themselves.
Of course a hamster is not free of responsibilities, the cage needs to be cleaned
weekly or it will begin to smell, of course hamsters need to be
fed, and they should get adequate attention if you expect them to
be friendly and tame to your family and friends. But the amount
of energy and money. You and your child MUST expend to take care
of a hamster is far smaller than that of a larger animal such as
a dog, and they don't shed like cats, they are quiet and they are just a joy to
handle and have around. So when your little boy or girl comes up
to you and begs you for that cute little puppy in the pet shop
tell them maybe later, but for now, let's start a little smaller.
that they want in life.
Unfortunately, giving your child everything he or she wants is
not always in your child's best interest and caving in at your
child's every whim is almost certainly a bad idea. You don't want
to deprive your child though, so what do you do when your little
boy or girl comes up to you with those adorable little brown eyes
and asks you for a puppy or a kitty
With a household pet comes many
responsibilities, and you as a parent are likely the one to
decide who takes those responsibilities initially. Will you
refuse your child telling them about the inherent duties of
having a pet? Do you point out that having a puppy requires you
to pick up after the dog, take it for walks, feed it twice a day
and so on? This will probably be your initial reaction sure, and
the child's initial reaction will be to assure you that he/she
will take care of those duties, they'll feed it, walk it, play
with it, give it all the attention it needs and love it like no
puppy or kitty has ever been loved before. Well, you, being a
loving parent rather than a heartless gargoyle, can't keep up
that wall of resolution indefinitely, so, whether it is the next
day, the next week or the next month, eventually you are going to
cave and adopt that pet for your child. Then you begin to notice a couple weeks have gone by
and the amount of care given the pet by your child seems to be
waning while you suddenly seem to be doing all those things your
diabolically cute offspring promised you to do. You can't nag the
child forever though, or perhaps you can, but in the meantime
you'll have a scrawny little pet two days away from starvation
and a backyard lined wall to wall with pet doodie.
So now YOU are the primary caregiver and you silently curse the
adorable brown eyes of your devil spawned young. So the answer is
to not adopt a pet right? Not necessarily. There can be a
compromise for you and your child. And the compromise isn't to
share a dog with two other families so that you have it on
Tuesdays and Thursdays and the third Sunday of every month. No,
you can get your child a real life actual pet. And what pet can
you get your little bundle of joy? Consider getting him or her a
hamster (either one syrian or two dwarf hamsters). Why hamsters?
Hamsters are a fantastic pet for kids depending on the type you
adopt (Chinese Hamsters tend to be jumpy and are thus not a good
idea for small children). Hamsters are small and furry and never
lose that degree of cuteness that a child covets, secondly, they
are so easy to take care of they are practically automated.
Hamsters don't smell that strongly either, they may smell stronger than a cat (unless your
cat frequently pees on your bed or on the living room carpet) but
they aren't nearly as stinky as a dog can be. What's more, they
are almost like a toy in that they can be played with and cuddled
and handled and then when the child is done with the pet they can
be put back in their cage where they can play and entertain
themselves.
Of course a hamster is not free of responsibilities, the cage needs to be cleaned
weekly or it will begin to smell, of course hamsters need to be
fed, and they should get adequate attention if you expect them to
be friendly and tame to your family and friends. But the amount
of energy and money. You and your child MUST expend to take care
of a hamster is far smaller than that of a larger animal such as
a dog, and they don't shed like cats, they are quiet and they are just a joy to
handle and have around. So when your little boy or girl comes up
to you and begs you for that cute little puppy in the pet shop
tell them maybe later, but for now, let's start a little smaller.
Tuesday, 18 January 2011
Monday, 17 January 2011
Hamsters research
Hamsters by developed countries are used for research purposes. Each year only in America 1 000 hamsters are used in laboratories to carry out searches. The reasons for them the most used are
• Availability and ease of reproduction
• Relative freedom of spontaneous diseases with weakness to introduce pathogens such as viruses, bacteria and other micro-organisms causing disease
• Anatomical and physiological characteristics with a unique to investigate potential
• The rapid development and short life-cycle
Chinese hamsters are known to laboratory animals, and they are preferred because of their temperament and the quiet of nature. It was used to conduct research on infectious diseases, radiobiological research, carcinogenic and mutagenic endocrine disorders.
Syrian Hamster is the second best choice due to their sensitivity to N-diethyl nitrosamines with development research resulting in respiratory tumor. They are regarded as particularly suited for searches that are highly concentrated and sustained smoke inhalation studies.
Hamster Armenian is used for research to investigate meiosis and their sensitivity to carcinogenic and mutagenic agents. The first is used for the spread of cancer and treats it later with the genetic material, what is DNA and thus increase the process of change in evolution.
Hamster's noise
They are very small creatures and they create too much fuss with their sound to other pets, which can be very annoying. Hamsters are an exception; they do that much noise in fact, the only noise they make is while playing; the noise of the wheels or hitting Hamster ball in the wall
Although that means they are silent or deaf; as regards speaking deaf, they were hearing superior to humans and hamsters vocalize power from time to time. Couinent - this appeal. If they try to wooing their partner to raise awareness of their desire to partner or to alert the partner on their sexual getaway to start. They shout - when they are in distress. When you try to manage them and that they don't want to get manipulated when they are constantly bothered by something or they want to attract attention. They also produce sounds apart from screaming and squeaking. When they catch cold they also sneeze and cough. If this is a very docile they produce sound, but tries to deal with some attention that resembles a sneeze sound cough and usual.
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