Would it surprise you if I told you that a Chinese Dwarf Hamster is not really a dwarf hamster? That’s right! A Chinese Dwarf Hamster is actually part of the rat-like family of hamsters.
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Is the Chinese Dwarf Hamster a Dwarf Impostor?
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There are four types of dwarf hamster available for purchase as pets. Three species are in the genus Phodopus, and are commonly known as the Russian dwarf hamsters.
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The Four Types of Dwarf Hamsters
The life span of a Russian dwarf hamster is only 1-1/2 to 2 years, but that may be shortened if it doesn’t get the proper care. Many owners think they are providing safe materials for their pets, when in essence they are supplying things that may endanger them.
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Russian Dwarf Hamsters – The Basics For a Little Friend
Dwarf Hamster’s life expectancy is unfortunately not terribly long. The average lifespan is about two years, although with special care, that may be extended to as long as five years. The key to extending your Dwarf Hamster’s life expectancy is to provide an ideal habitat and excellent care.
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What is a Dwarf Hamster’s Lifespan?
If the mother dwarf hamster is healthy when she becomes pregnant than the baby dwarf hamsters have a much higher survival rate. So starting with a healthy mom and keeping her safe during pregnancy (21 days) is the first place to start.
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Keeping Baby Dwarf Hamsters Healthy
If you have a Robo dwarf hamster, you’ve probably been looking for some toys, that would be the best ones for his or her small size. Ones that would be fun and provide stimulation to your Roborovskii.
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Robo Dwarf Hamster Toys
When you have a Dwarf Hamster pet at home, your children will be definitely be tempted to play with it. Since hamsters look very cute, they may want to pick the pet up and carry it. However, if they do not know how to handle a hamster properly, your pocket pet can get seriously hurt.
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New Hamster Care Tips For Your Children and Family
It doesn’t matter what type of Russian dwarf hamster you choose to own, you have to take care of them. Female hamsters tend to be more dominant than the males and are certainly aggressive when they are pregnant. If they believe they are being threatened, they may bite or nip at you.
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How to Care For a Russian Dwarf Hamster
The Russian winter white dwarf hamster is a very rare and unique type of hamster. Learn some of the qualities and characteristics of winter white dwarf hamsters in this article.
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Russian Winter White Dwarf Hamster
