Hampster pee?
i have just bought a new hampster 3 days ago but since then it dosn't seem to have dun a pee anywhere, when they are babies are hampsters pees so small they just dry up? or am i missing something!?
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Ofcourse it's peeing. It would die otherwise. You just can't see it. If it's young, it might not even smell much either. As long as its drinking, looking healthy, don't worry. I used to have two albino hamsters. They were gorgeous. Miss them.
Don't worry. If he/she is drinking, then he/she is peein'. You'll start smelling it soon.
it's probably not used to you-the same thing happened to my cat, now she's 17 years old!
maybe but hamsters are very clean the will only use a corner in their cage for the loo and always use the same corner so have a look to see if the corner in wet plus make sure that water is able to come out of the water bottle.some times a little air bubble gets caught just give the BOTTLE a shake when you fill it
When you change the bedding int he cage you'll see/smell it.
They tend to use one corner only.
it is properly peeing at night and the wood shavings are soaking it up
that happened to me1 the best thing to do it let it move happliy into its new home! i think coz he/she is scared that y he/she is not peeing but soon you will start smell the pee
nah its probably burrowed a hole nd peepd in there or its reli scared
hamsters are very small animals and they don't drink much (remember Syrians originally came from the hot desert where water is scarce). As a result they don't produce much urine (certainly nothing compared to what a rabbit or guinea pig would do). They are very clean animals who don't go to the toilet much.
In another couple of days you may start to notice his/her bedding will be a bit smelly, and you may even notice that one corner of the tank/cage has been dug up - they tend to mostly use just one area of their home as a toilet. If your hamster otherwise appears well I wouldn't worry, it sounds like it is quite normal.
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Answers:
Ofcourse it's peeing. It would die otherwise. You just can't see it. If it's young, it might not even smell much either. As long as its drinking, looking healthy, don't worry. I used to have two albino hamsters. They were gorgeous. Miss them.
Don't worry. If he/she is drinking, then he/she is peein'. You'll start smelling it soon.
it's probably not used to you-the same thing happened to my cat, now she's 17 years old!
maybe but hamsters are very clean the will only use a corner in their cage for the loo and always use the same corner so have a look to see if the corner in wet plus make sure that water is able to come out of the water bottle.some times a little air bubble gets caught just give the BOTTLE a shake when you fill it
When you change the bedding int he cage you'll see/smell it.
They tend to use one corner only.
it is properly peeing at night and the wood shavings are soaking it up
that happened to me1 the best thing to do it let it move happliy into its new home! i think coz he/she is scared that y he/she is not peeing but soon you will start smell the pee
nah its probably burrowed a hole nd peepd in there or its reli scared
hamsters are very small animals and they don't drink much (remember Syrians originally came from the hot desert where water is scarce). As a result they don't produce much urine (certainly nothing compared to what a rabbit or guinea pig would do). They are very clean animals who don't go to the toilet much.
In another couple of days you may start to notice his/her bedding will be a bit smelly, and you may even notice that one corner of the tank/cage has been dug up - they tend to mostly use just one area of their home as a toilet. If your hamster otherwise appears well I wouldn't worry, it sounds like it is quite normal.
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