C&H Hamster & Accessories

01/10/2023

For educational purpose only

27/09/2023

Planning to get a Hamster?
Maybe this can help what kind of Hamsters suits you.😉

26/09/2023

Title: All About Hamsters: Fascinating Facts and Care Tips

Introduction:
Hamsters are adorable and popular small pets known for their charming personalities and fluffy appearances. In this informational content, we'll explore various aspects of hamsters, from their origins and species to their care requirements and interesting habits.

1. Hamster Species:
- There are several hamster species commonly kept as pets, including the Syrian hamster, Dwarf hamsters (such as Roborovski, Campbell's, and Winter White), and the Chinese hamster.
- Syrian hamsters are the largest and often considered ideal for beginners due to their solitary nature.

2. Origins and Natural Habitat:
- Hamsters originate from parts of Europe, Asia, and the Middle East.
- In the wild, they inhabit burrows and are primarily nocturnal creatures.

3. Physical Characteristics:
- Hamsters are small rodents with round bodies, short legs, and furry tails.
- Their fur can vary in color and pattern depending on the species.

4. Lifespan:
- On average, hamsters live for 2-3 years, although some may live longer with proper care.

5. Housing and Habitat:
- A spacious cage with proper ventilation is essential.
- Provide bedding material like wood shavings or paper-based bedding.
- Include tunnels, exercise wheels, and hideouts for enrichment.

6. Nutrition:
- Hamsters are omnivores and should be fed a balanced diet.
- Commercial hamster pellets, fresh vegetables, and occasional treats like fruits or nuts are suitable.
- Fresh water should always be available.

7. Social Behavior:
- Syrian hamsters are solitary and should be housed alone.
- Dwarf hamsters can be kept in pairs or small groups, but monitor their interactions to prevent aggression.

8. Exercise and Play:
- Hamsters are active creatures and require opportunities for exercise.
- An exercise wheel and toys like tunnels and chew toys are great for mental and physical stimulation.

9. Health and Care:
- Regularly clean the cage to prevent odors and maintain hygiene.
- Watch for signs of illness like weight loss, lethargy, or changes in behavior.
- Consult a veterinarian with experience in small animals if you suspect any health issues.

10. Breeding:
- Breeding hamsters should be left to experienced breeders due to the challenges of caring for pregnant and baby hamsters (pups).
- Overpopulation can be a problem, so responsible breeding is crucial.

Conclusion:
Hamsters make delightful and low-maintenance pets when cared for properly. Understanding their species-specific needs, providing a comfortable habitat, and offering love and attention will ensure that your furry friend leads a happy and healthy life as a cherished member of your family.

21/06/2023

Tortoiseshell nga hinde tigerr🤣🤣

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29/05/2023

Kaya bili na kayo sakin hihihi🥰💕🐹
Shout out sa mga demonslayer fans jan Gaya ko🥰💕

13/05/2023

Bolinao X Dagupan grabe kayo mga ka hamham solid kayo maraming maraming salamat po.🙏🥰

2pcs 70ltrs wired top glass front with water bottle
1pc hedgehog
2pcs gerbil
3pcs Syrian hamster
1pc Campbell Dwarf hamster

14/02/2023

Signs of Affection from your Sugar Glider include:

Purring
Scent marking
Grooming
Seeking your attention

Purring
Why do Gliders Purr? Well, Sugar Gliders Purr to communicate that they are happy!

They usually use this sound towards humans, as well as other furry companions. The purring is similar to cats but much fainter and more difficult to hear!

Scent Marking
A Sugar Glider usually scent marks to claim you as their own with their scent! This is usually done by rubbing their head on you since they typically have scent glands located on their heads.

They may also scent mark you using Urine when you hold them.

This is done by Gliders in the wild to claim their group and family members to help identify them, so when they do this to people, it’s them claiming you as a part of their family.

Grooming
Gliders also use grooming to show affection. They are typically done by licking or slightly scraping their teeth on you.

That being said, you may mistake their teeth scraping for biting and aggression. However, when a glider is grooming you, they will be a lot gentler than if they were to bite you.

I would also say when being groomed by a glider, the amount of pressure put onto the skin is a lot lighter in comparison to being bitten.

Seeking out Attention
This one is quite obvious. If they seek out your attention, then they are pretty fond of you!

This is usually done by coming up to you when you open their cage. They also might seek out your attention by barking or making sounds to attract your attention.

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20/01/2023

2pcs 70ltrs wired top wired side
1pc 20ltrs wired
1,000pcs super worms
50pcs super worms pupa
SOLD! Bound to Mangaldan pangasinan thank you po sa solid na buyer natin The Margaux Project more power po sainyo sir Godbless po🙏 thank you sa walang sawang pag pili saamin🙏🙏

20/01/2023

Meet our baby sugar gliders🥰😍
Baby yoda🐹 and baby yoshi🐹

20/01/2023

Sheesh🔥🔥 nakapag palabas uli tayo ng Quality🙏😍👌