Syrian Baby Hamsters

We have a selection of beautiful colour syrian hamsters. Syrian hamsters are one of the most popular hamster species kept as pets. They are larger than dwarf hamsters, typically growing to about 5-7 inches in length. They have a lifespan of around 2-3 years Syrian hamsters are solitary animals and can become aggressive if housed with other hamsters once they reach maturity. They are nocturnal, meaning they are most active during the evening and night, and they tend to sleep during the day. Despite their solitary nature, Syrian hamsters can be quite friendly and tame if handled regularly from a young age. They are known for their inquisitive and gentle nature, making them good pets for older children and adults who can handle them carefully. Proper housing is essential for the well-being of a Syrian hamster. They require a spacious cage with plenty of room to explore, as well as an exercise wheel to help them stay active. Bedding should be deep enough for burrowing, and it should be made of safe materials like paper-based products. The cage should also include hiding places and toys to provide mental stimulation. Regular cleaning of the cage is necessary to maintain hygiene and prevent the build-up of ammonia from urine. A balanced diet for a Syrian hamster includes high-quality hamster pellets, fresh vegetables, and occasional treats like fruits or nuts. Fresh water should always be available, provided in a water bottle that is regularly cleaned. It's important to monitor their health, as hamsters can be prone to conditions such as wet tail, respiratory infections, and dental issues. Regular vet check-ups can help detect and address any health problems early. With proper care, Syrian hamsters can lead happy and active lives, providing joy and companionship to their owners.