Sentences with phrase «store hamster cages»

Never purchase pet store hamster cages, they are usually too small, but the best cages are DIY tank cages and bin cages.

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Then, the mother hamsters would take their pups and put them in the piles of corn they had stored in the cage, Tissier says, and eat their babies alive.

They wind up in a pet store cage, where they meet crazed hamster - ferret mutt Bucky (Steve Buscemi) and gregarious guinea pig Hurley (Jon Favreau), who wants to join in on the team's action.

Without any positive evidence against the suspicious industrialist, officers slap a closed sign on the animal experimentation operation and the rodents soon finds themselves incarcerated in a pet store cage with a hairy, flatulence - plagued pig (voice by Jon Favreau) and psychotic hamster (voice by Steve Buscemi).

Pet supply stores usually have many different kinds of wire frame hamster cages.

Pet stores sell aisles full of all manner of cages, food and toys for hamsters that if restraint is not practiced, can lead to impulse purchases of all those adorable little accessories that the package will tell you every happy and healthy hamster must have.

In some stores, hamsters can cost up to twenty dollars for some varieties, but many pet stores often sell them at a loss to lure shoppers to spend money on more profitable items like cages and treats.

You can also purchase a Vetko 82 Stand made to fit this cage, which will elevate the cage off the ground, put it on wheels for easy mobility, and provide a handy shelf for storing your hamster supplies all in one tidy area.

If the hamsters you see in a single cage at the pet store are older, it's likely that those that show battle scars or elements of a fight have already been taken out of the cage.

Unfortunately, many cages that you will find at the pet store do not meet all these requirements when it comes to dwarf hamsters or Chinese hamsters since they are much smaller than their larger Syrian hamster cousins.

Almost all cages that can be purchased online or at your local pet store should include a wheel for exercise of your hamster.

Although the used bedding may fit in a grocery store plastic bag, the opening is usually too small to fit in a hamster cage bottom.

You can get these from your vet or from most pet stores but seeing as they are so tiny you must carefully weigh your hamster before using anything to treat them with and thoroughly clean the cage afterwards.

Make several trips to the pet store before picking out a hamster to observe cage conditions.

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Hamsters are very fun pets to have and easy to care for, but there is a lot of false information out there, especially on the internet and sometimes from pet stores, so make sure to see a veterinarian regarding proper care, caging, bedding and diet before buying all the «wrong stuff.»

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Pet hamsters will often store food under their cage bedding.

Ensure that male and female hamsters are in separate cages and that the store staff or breeder seems certain of the sex of any hamster.

Pet stores recommend aquariums over cages because they are more accessible provide more space and will give your hamster a better life.

Space — Unfortunately, many pet stores recommend cages that are too small for a hamster to live in.

Got few very interesting tips from here as we're picking up our baby russian dwarf hamster tomorrow... i'm frantically searching online for cages that can be bought in store tomorrow, although still not sure what size and what accessories would be best for our new friend.

Even if there is no food in your hamster's bowl, you can be pretty sure it has stored food somewhere in the hamster cage.

After removing the hamster from the cage and throwing away all old wood shavings and food, any fresh food that may have been stored by the hamster should be removed after a couple of days to avoid it rotting.

Often the starter cages and kits you get from the pet store are not big enough for a hamster to live a healthy life.

Millions of dollars have been spent by families in neighborhood pet stores buying fish, turtles, guinea pigs, hamsters, lizards and birds, along with the aquariums, habitats, cages and all the ancillary products needed to care for these new members of the household.

Often times when you purchase a hamster cage from a pet store, it will come with a hamster wheel.

The most common, readily available and most economical hamster cage at most pet stores is a traditional wire cage.

But there are also thousands of other plausible explanations which have nothing to do with you: the line at the grocery store was long, and the checker was new; the hamster got out of the cage and had to be found before leaving the house; an important phone call came from a family member at an inopportune time and she didn't have the heart to tell the caller to put a lid on it.